2012 LAS VEGAS INTERNATIONAL INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS "IIC" W/SCOTTY ERNST
#256
Tech Master
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BTW .. I thought that CRC donated the carpet as a sponsor in the past.
#258
Tech Lord
iTrader: (32)
Three years ago we all sat around feeling sad as Scotty announced we were at the last IIC. Whatever kept that from being true, I'm glad for it. The best on-road race in the world is in our country, a place that would rather smash plastic tubs in the dirt than race precision machines.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
#260
Tech Elite
iTrader: (2)
Lets see....
new motor, batteries, bodies, tires, parts, ESC, paint, and all the rest: $500
Hotel: $350
Getting to Vegas and home again: $150
Probable losses in the poker tournament and blackjack tables: $200
Hangover: Bad
Speeding Ticket: $200
Having a great story to tell for the rest of my R/C life: Expensive
But nah! I'm going to say no over the extra $30 to enter.
new motor, batteries, bodies, tires, parts, ESC, paint, and all the rest: $500
Hotel: $350
Getting to Vegas and home again: $150
Probable losses in the poker tournament and blackjack tables: $200
Hangover: Bad
Speeding Ticket: $200
Having a great story to tell for the rest of my R/C life: Expensive
But nah! I'm going to say no over the extra $30 to enter.
#261
Tech Elite
iTrader: (1)
Three years ago we all sat around feeling sad as Scotty announced we were at the last IIC. Whatever kept that from being true, I'm glad for it. The best on-road race in the world is in our country, a place that would rather smash plastic tubs in the dirt than race precision machines.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
Lets see....
new motor, batteries, bodies, tires, parts, ESC, paint, and all the rest: $500
Hotel: $350
Getting to Vegas and home again: $150
Probable losses in the poker tournament and blackjack tables: $200
Hangover: Bad
Speeding Ticket: $200
Having a great story to tell for the rest of my R/C life: Expensive
But nah! I'm going to say no over the extra $30 to enter.
new motor, batteries, bodies, tires, parts, ESC, paint, and all the rest: $500
Hotel: $350
Getting to Vegas and home again: $150
Probable losses in the poker tournament and blackjack tables: $200
Hangover: Bad
Speeding Ticket: $200
Having a great story to tell for the rest of my R/C life: Expensive
But nah! I'm going to say no over the extra $30 to enter.
#262
Tech Champion
iTrader: (79)
Lets see....
new motor, batteries, bodies, tires, parts, ESC, paint, and all the rest: $500
Hotel: $350
Getting to Vegas and home again: $150
Probable losses in the poker tournament and blackjack tables: $200
Hangover: Bad
Speeding Ticket: $200
Having a great story to tell for the rest of my R/C life: Expensive
But nah! I'm going to say no over the extra $30 to enter.
new motor, batteries, bodies, tires, parts, ESC, paint, and all the rest: $500
Hotel: $350
Getting to Vegas and home again: $150
Probable losses in the poker tournament and blackjack tables: $200
Hangover: Bad
Speeding Ticket: $200
Having a great story to tell for the rest of my R/C life: Expensive
But nah! I'm going to say no over the extra $30 to enter.
This will be my first IIC. I however did race in his last three RROCs (his last 2 in Sacramento and the last one at Tamiya Facility in Aliso Viejo) with Scotty and the team. With that said, I feel Scotty is the best in the business. I know I will get my money's worth at IIC for my racing. A week of practice qualifing and racing. Plus a motor, 2 sets of tires, a dinner, a nice T-shirt, tire traction, and a few extras. If that isn't enough, I still get to hang with friends and a chance to make some new ones. How much better can this get. This is simply awesome.
Scotty, keep up the great work. I for one will appreciate a week in A/C with out breaking into a sweat regardless how bad my driving may be.
Thanks to Scotty Ernst Productions for a fine race.
#263
Tech Champion
#265
#267
Team EAM
iTrader: (79)
Three years ago we all sat around feeling sad as Scotty announced we were at the last IIC. Whatever kept that from being true, I'm glad for it. The best on-road race in the world is in our country, a place that would rather smash plastic tubs in the dirt than race precision machines.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
I also noticed that the entry fee went up about $20 per class from last year if I'm not mistaken. Which includes every additional class as well. So running 3 classes will cost you about $60 more this year.
BTW .. I thought that CRC donated the carpet as a sponsor in the past.
BTW .. I thought that CRC donated the carpet as a sponsor in the past.
EA
#268
Three years ago we all sat around feeling sad as Scotty announced we were at the last IIC. Whatever kept that from being true, I'm glad for it. The best on-road race in the world is in our country, a place that would rather smash plastic tubs in the dirt than race precision machines.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
Whatever it takes for IIC to thrive, make it so. Because traveling to an ETS race is the next option, and that ain't cheap.
Funny! Yes it does cost to participate in this race but we do get what we pay for.
This will be my first IIC. I however did race in his last three RROCs (his last 2 in Sacramento and the last one at Tamiya Facility in Aliso Viejo) with Scotty and the team. With that said, I feel Scotty is the best in the business. I know I will get my money's worth at IIC for my racing. A week of practice qualifing and racing. Plus a motor, 2 sets of tires, a dinner, a nice T-shirt, tire traction, and a few extras. If that isn't enough, I still get to hang with friends and a chance to make some new ones. How much better can this get. This is simply awesome.
Scotty, keep up the great work. I for one will appreciate a week in A/C with out breaking into a sweat regardless how bad my driving may be.
Thanks to Scotty Ernst Productions for a fine race.
This will be my first IIC. I however did race in his last three RROCs (his last 2 in Sacramento and the last one at Tamiya Facility in Aliso Viejo) with Scotty and the team. With that said, I feel Scotty is the best in the business. I know I will get my money's worth at IIC for my racing. A week of practice qualifing and racing. Plus a motor, 2 sets of tires, a dinner, a nice T-shirt, tire traction, and a few extras. If that isn't enough, I still get to hang with friends and a chance to make some new ones. How much better can this get. This is simply awesome.
Scotty, keep up the great work. I for one will appreciate a week in A/C with out breaking into a sweat regardless how bad my driving may be.
Thanks to Scotty Ernst Productions for a fine race.
Thanks again for all the hard work that goes into making it the best race ever!!!!
My name is Big White and I aprove this message
P.S. BAAAAAKKKKKKKKAAAAAA see you guys in 2 months 1 day 6 hours 1 min and 33sec
#269
Everyone who is at odds with the entry costs you need to know that anything down on the LV strip is not cheap. Just the fact of racing RC cars in the center of the strip is pretty awesome in itself. The Riveria is no Bellagio but you're in walking distance to some of the greatest hotels and entertainment in the world.
You're also getting discounted room rates which no matter where you sleep on the strip can be outrageous during the weekends.
Couple things to remember, first, if you want beer, buy a cooler and purchase it from a local grocery to save a ton of money, beers cost on average 6+ dollars per on the strip unless you're gambling. Second, you HAVE to walk around the Cosmopolitan at City Center.....you will NEVER see more short skirts and cleavage per square ft anywhere else in your life. If you're with a wife or girlfriend, wear sunglasses to avoid getting busted....amen.
Gamble what you can afford to loose... because chances are you will.
You're also getting discounted room rates which no matter where you sleep on the strip can be outrageous during the weekends.
Couple things to remember, first, if you want beer, buy a cooler and purchase it from a local grocery to save a ton of money, beers cost on average 6+ dollars per on the strip unless you're gambling. Second, you HAVE to walk around the Cosmopolitan at City Center.....you will NEVER see more short skirts and cleavage per square ft anywhere else in your life. If you're with a wife or girlfriend, wear sunglasses to avoid getting busted....amen.
Gamble what you can afford to loose... because chances are you will.