The history of Scalextric is littered with attempts to cater to the "serious racer" market. Race-Tuned, CK1 & 2, SRS, Protec & PCR come immediately to mind, there may be more. Most haven't lasted for very long. So perhaps it is time that they just stuck to their, larger core market.
It's not like the serious racers haven't got plenty of choice of makers to cater to their needs.
At our club, we are quite happy to race Scalextric stuff, as well as other makes. We choose our classes democratically, and often they are heavily Scalextric based. Even our biggest NSR fan chose a Hornby class on his last pick.
Last Thursday was our picking night for the first six weeks of next year and 3 of the 4 chosen are standard Scalextric only. On the last race of the night I made a last second decision to try and film it on my mobile phone.
It's not like the serious racers haven't got plenty of choice of makers to cater to their needs.
At our club, we are quite happy to race Scalextric stuff, as well as other makes. We choose our classes democratically, and often they are heavily Scalextric based. Even our biggest NSR fan chose a Hornby class on his last pick.
Last Thursday was our picking night for the first six weeks of next year and 3 of the 4 chosen are standard Scalextric only. On the last race of the night I made a last second decision to try and film it on my mobile phone.
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