ALTOONA RACEWAY FORUM
06-10-2010, 09:28 PM
#7876
06-10-2010, 09:32 PM
#7877
Like cr said-both tracks offer a good time. I remember G's last year being the lowest traction track I ran on so it was challenging. Drums is a 1/8 course-big n fun. Since I'll be east this weekend, I may try to hit hobby hut on Sunday for the first time this year
06-11-2010, 05:04 AM
#7880
06-11-2010, 05:08 AM
#7881
G's would be almost a 2 hour drive from Altoona...
Drums would be almost a 3 hour drive from Altoona...
I ran at both tracks this year and they have been a great experience...
Load the vehicles up and experience new tracks, see how other tracks are run, meet new faces, and spread the word about your home track...
Nice trophy race at McCullough's this Saturday...2 hour drive but worth every mile...If you want to race against the best in the western Pa and Ohio area...go this Saturday and see for yourself...great run program, a lot of talent and also a challenging track layout
Don't be afraid...put it down and run it...the way to be a better driver/racer is to travel to other tracks and learn...
Drums would be almost a 3 hour drive from Altoona...
I ran at both tracks this year and they have been a great experience...
Load the vehicles up and experience new tracks, see how other tracks are run, meet new faces, and spread the word about your home track...
Nice trophy race at McCullough's this Saturday...2 hour drive but worth every mile...If you want to race against the best in the western Pa and Ohio area...go this Saturday and see for yourself...great run program, a lot of talent and also a challenging track layout
Don't be afraid...put it down and run it...the way to be a better driver/racer is to travel to other tracks and learn...
I agree,being that I just started racing last August I am just now getting around to seeing new places and new faces and its awesome
!!!!had a great time at Lostcreek and cant wait to see McCulloughs track and G's and a few others in surrounding area.
06-11-2010, 05:30 AM
#7882
06-11-2010, 07:34 AM
#7884
06-11-2010, 07:36 AM
#7885
Probably gonna be a week or two till I can make it out for the first time, got a lot of things to do this weekend, especially sunday. Plus I am waiting on a new servo to come for my Ten-T.
06-11-2010, 10:10 AM
#7886
Yeah, couple of months now-all season, every race day. Its been fun
I ordered an M11X to try out.
I ordered an M11X to try out.
06-11-2010, 02:35 PM
#7887
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G's would be almost a 2 hour drive from Altoona...
Drums would be almost a 3 hour drive from Altoona...
I ran at both tracks this year and they have been a great experience...
Load the vehicles up and experience new tracks, see how other tracks are run, meet new faces, and spread the word about your home track...
Nice trophy race at McCullough's this Saturday...2 hour drive but worth every mile...If you want to race against the best in the western Pa and Ohio area...go this Saturday and see for yourself...great run program, a lot of talent and also a challenging track layout
Don't be afraid...put it down and run it...the way to be a better driver/racer is to travel to other tracks and learn...
Drums would be almost a 3 hour drive from Altoona...
I ran at both tracks this year and they have been a great experience...
Load the vehicles up and experience new tracks, see how other tracks are run, meet new faces, and spread the word about your home track...
Nice trophy race at McCullough's this Saturday...2 hour drive but worth every mile...If you want to race against the best in the western Pa and Ohio area...go this Saturday and see for yourself...great run program, a lot of talent and also a challenging track layout
Don't be afraid...put it down and run it...the way to be a better driver/racer is to travel to other tracks and learn...
I am not saying...do not support the local track...off weeks and off days, go and race at another track and you will see drastic improvements in your driving skills and set-up skills...
This statement is a general statement and not towards any one person...
06-11-2010, 05:59 PM
#7888
06-11-2010, 06:10 PM
#7889
. There were quite a few e-scale issues that people were experiencing...one guy had a motor problem, a couple others had speeder problems, and yet another had a battery problem...what's going on?
06-11-2010, 06:12 PM
#7890
Electric problems are mostly "user error". Haas is the one that burned up 2 speeders, but he is only 23. So his mind is so cluttered with thoughts of beer parties and young chicks that I'm not even sure he knows what an ESC is. Roeder had battery problems with an inexpensive soft-case.....you get what you pay for. Brad had a multitude of problems, electric and nitro......I think it was just his turn in the barrel.