Originally Posted by 0010

Thanks for all of the replies! I have looked at YouTube and while I can see several videos of people building tracks, I haven't found anything on dimensions or spacing of jumps.

I currently race on-road but the track is about an hour away, and I can only get there once a week at best. I wanted to build a track to get my rc fix and just get more practice driving. I just finished building a B6.1D to start racing dirt and running in the yard. There are a couple of outdoor tracks just over an hour drive away(sense a pattern here?), but neither track races every week, so my track will be the one that I get to run on the most, by far.

I have already planned for drainage. The area is on a slight slope with natural drainage, so I will just make sure that I don't do anything to trap water. The soil there has a fair amount of clay in it - not much grows there now. I'm hoping that it will make for a good track soil. If I do get dirt delivered, I will try to get some with high clay content.

I have a ton of old bricks and retaining wall stones plus some old plywood that I can use to build some temp jumps, so I will start putting some stuff on there to see what works.

Thanks guys! Keep the ideas coming!