Is St class dead in AZ?
#1
Is St class dead in AZ?
I live in Glendale and was about to buy my first ST (and first hobby grade RC) for bashing to learn to drive but was going to get into racing eventually. Not seeing any St classes at the local race tracks. Are my only choices SCTs and buggies if i plan to race later? If so, which class is more popular?
#2
I live in Glendale and was about to buy my first ST (and first hobby grade RC) for bashing to learn to drive but was going to get into racing eventually. Not seeing any St classes at the local race tracks. Are my only choices SCTs and buggies if i plan to race later? If so, which class is more popular?
#7
Tech Master
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I live in Glendale and was about to buy my first ST (and first hobby grade RC) for bashing to learn to drive but was going to get into racing eventually. Not seeing any St classes at the local race tracks. Are my only choices SCTs and buggies if i plan to race later? If so, which class is more popular?
As far as popular classes, buggy and short course are equally popular classes at the tracks.
#8
ST
Even on a slow day OH Has at least one heat of them.
#9
Oh well. I wasnt planning to start racing for at least a year anyways, maybe by then things will be different. It is good to know that at least there are ST racers out there.
#11
You should try a track when you get yer truck, its alot of fun. Almost like a strip club, but w/o the sparkle dust to get in trouble with the wife.
#12
if your talking about 4 heat races at the kbrl right ?????????
if so isnt that the east side
if so 4 heat races on an eastside track is hardly dead
if so isnt that the east side
if so 4 heat races on an eastside track is hardly dead