<![CDATA[SlotRacer Forum - T32 Slot Car Club]]> https://slotracer.online/community/ Thu, 22 Oct 2026 21:58:09 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway March 19, 2026]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5279 Mon, 23 Mar 2026 22:16:42 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5279  T32 RACE REPORT – CUPCAKE RACEWAY
“Lights, Laps, and Just Enough Chaos”
Lads,
Another fine evening of racing unfolded at the legendary Cupcake Raceway, with six enthusiastic participants in attendance. Rebus remains abroad in Spain, reportedly focused on sun, scenery, and a strict training regimen involving paella and sangria. He insists he’ll return race-ready… we remain cautiously optimistic.
As tradition dictates, the evening began by breaking bread — and what a spread it was. Cupcake served up a scrumpdelicious marinated chicken with roasted potatoes and Greek salad, proving once again that his hosting skills may actually surpass his driving… on certain nights.
Well fed and mildly overconfident, the group headed to the grid.
Class 1 – Classic Stock Cars (Jack Rabbit Motors)
The evening opened with the always entertaining Classic Stock Cars, where horsepower meets questionable decision-making.
When the dust settled:
Kramer – 71 laps
Ethan – 71 laps (just over 9 seconds shy)
Cupcake – 70 laps
Followed by:
  • Chip – 68

  • Horshack – 67

  • Sandy – 65
A strong showing from Kramer, who looked far less confused than usual — always a promising sign.

.jpg Mar 19 CSC 1.jpg Size: 134.37 KB  Downloads: 51

.jpg Mar 19 CSC 2.jpg Size: 144.35 KB  Downloads: 57


Class 2 – Datsun 240Z (7.75 Bracket – Points)
The always dramatic Datsun 240Z class was up next, and as expected, it delivered tight racing, bold moves, and the occasional “what just happened?” moment.
Cupcake took control early and drove a clean race to the win:
Cupcake – 68 laps (+ Fast Lap: 7.961 in Green)
Horshack – 66 laps
Chip – 65 laps - using Cupcake's car as a loaner due to mechanical issues with his own in his first heat.
Then:
  • Sandy – 64

  • Ethan – 63

  • Kramer – 61
There were noticeably larger gaps than usual, thanks to a spike in offs in the tighter sections — proving once again that the track gives, and the track takes away.
Championship Update – Datsun
No change at the top:
  • Chip still leads, but

  • Cupcake has closed the gap to just 4 points, and is looming large in the mirrors

  • The gap to Ethan in third has grown slightly
This one is heating up nicely.

.jpg Mar 19 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 125.19 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg Mar 19 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 115.96 KB  Downloads: 59


Class 3 – Group C (Night Race with Lights)
Then came the fan-favorite night race.
Lights off.
Track lights on.
Headlights blazing.
Depth perception… optional.
The Group C cars lit up the circuit beautifully, producing countless close duels and near-misses — some intentional, some… less so.
At the finish:
Ethan – 76 laps
Horshack – 75 laps
Cupcake – 75 laps (separated by ~3 seconds)
Followed by:
  • Chip

  • Sandy

  • Kramer
A thrilling race and arguably the most visually entertaining of the night.

.jpg Mar 19 GrC 1.jpg Size: 142.98 KB  Downloads: 66

.jpg Mar 19 GrC 2.jpg Size: 97.85 KB  Downloads: 61


 Class 4 – Front Motor Indy (7.65 Bracket – Points)
The night wrapped up with the Front Motor Indy class, and this one delivered the closest racing of the evening.
Remarkably:
No breakouts
Three drivers within ONE second
Multiple heart rates elevated
Horshack emerged victorious in a tightly contested finish:
Horshack – 70 laps
Ethan – 69 laps
Sandy – 69 laps
Cupcake – 69 laps (all within <1 second)
Then:
  • Chip – 68
  • Kramer – 66
Precision racing at its finest.
Championship Update – Indy
  • Horshack’s win vaults him into 2nd place, now 3 points ahead of Chip
  • Ethan still leads, but only by 3 points
This title fight is officially wide open as we head into the final stretch.

.jpg Mar 19 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 90.58 KB  Downloads: 65

.jpg Mar 19 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 94.15 KB  Downloads: 60


Final Thoughts
Another fantastic night of:
  • great food 
  • tight racing 
  • and just enough chaos to keep things interesting
The championship battles are tightening, the excuses are evolving, and the competition is only getting fiercer as we turn into the final quarter of the season.
Thanks to everyone who came out to race, laugh, and occasionally stay on track.

Next Stop: Riverhampton in two weeks
Same drivers… slightly better driving (we hope).

Race report by Jim.]]>  T32 RACE REPORT – CUPCAKE RACEWAY
“Lights, Laps, and Just Enough Chaos”
Lads,
Another fine evening of racing unfolded at the legendary Cupcake Raceway, with six enthusiastic participants in attendance. Rebus remains abroad in Spain, reportedly focused on sun, scenery, and a strict training regimen involving paella and sangria. He insists he’ll return race-ready… we remain cautiously optimistic.
As tradition dictates, the evening began by breaking bread — and what a spread it was. Cupcake served up a scrumpdelicious marinated chicken with roasted potatoes and Greek salad, proving once again that his hosting skills may actually surpass his driving… on certain nights.
Well fed and mildly overconfident, the group headed to the grid.
Class 1 – Classic Stock Cars (Jack Rabbit Motors)
The evening opened with the always entertaining Classic Stock Cars, where horsepower meets questionable decision-making.
When the dust settled:
Kramer – 71 laps
Ethan – 71 laps (just over 9 seconds shy)
Cupcake – 70 laps
Followed by:
  • Chip – 68

  • Horshack – 67

  • Sandy – 65
A strong showing from Kramer, who looked far less confused than usual — always a promising sign.

.jpg Mar 19 CSC 1.jpg Size: 134.37 KB  Downloads: 51

.jpg Mar 19 CSC 2.jpg Size: 144.35 KB  Downloads: 57


Class 2 – Datsun 240Z (7.75 Bracket – Points)
The always dramatic Datsun 240Z class was up next, and as expected, it delivered tight racing, bold moves, and the occasional “what just happened?” moment.
Cupcake took control early and drove a clean race to the win:
Cupcake – 68 laps (+ Fast Lap: 7.961 in Green)
Horshack – 66 laps
Chip – 65 laps - using Cupcake's car as a loaner due to mechanical issues with his own in his first heat.
Then:
  • Sandy – 64

  • Ethan – 63

  • Kramer – 61
There were noticeably larger gaps than usual, thanks to a spike in offs in the tighter sections — proving once again that the track gives, and the track takes away.
Championship Update – Datsun
No change at the top:
  • Chip still leads, but

  • Cupcake has closed the gap to just 4 points, and is looming large in the mirrors

  • The gap to Ethan in third has grown slightly
This one is heating up nicely.

.jpg Mar 19 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 125.19 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg Mar 19 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 115.96 KB  Downloads: 59


Class 3 – Group C (Night Race with Lights)
Then came the fan-favorite night race.
Lights off.
Track lights on.
Headlights blazing.
Depth perception… optional.
The Group C cars lit up the circuit beautifully, producing countless close duels and near-misses — some intentional, some… less so.
At the finish:
Ethan – 76 laps
Horshack – 75 laps
Cupcake – 75 laps (separated by ~3 seconds)
Followed by:
  • Chip

  • Sandy

  • Kramer
A thrilling race and arguably the most visually entertaining of the night.

.jpg Mar 19 GrC 1.jpg Size: 142.98 KB  Downloads: 66

.jpg Mar 19 GrC 2.jpg Size: 97.85 KB  Downloads: 61


 Class 4 – Front Motor Indy (7.65 Bracket – Points)
The night wrapped up with the Front Motor Indy class, and this one delivered the closest racing of the evening.
Remarkably:
No breakouts
Three drivers within ONE second
Multiple heart rates elevated
Horshack emerged victorious in a tightly contested finish:
Horshack – 70 laps
Ethan – 69 laps
Sandy – 69 laps
Cupcake – 69 laps (all within <1 second)
Then:
  • Chip – 68
  • Kramer – 66
Precision racing at its finest.
Championship Update – Indy
  • Horshack’s win vaults him into 2nd place, now 3 points ahead of Chip
  • Ethan still leads, but only by 3 points
This title fight is officially wide open as we head into the final stretch.

.jpg Mar 19 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 90.58 KB  Downloads: 65

.jpg Mar 19 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 94.15 KB  Downloads: 60


Final Thoughts
Another fantastic night of:
  • great food 
  • tight racing 
  • and just enough chaos to keep things interesting
The championship battles are tightening, the excuses are evolving, and the competition is only getting fiercer as we turn into the final quarter of the season.
Thanks to everyone who came out to race, laugh, and occasionally stay on track.

Next Stop: Riverhampton in two weeks
Same drivers… slightly better driving (we hope).

Race report by Jim.]]> <![CDATA[Riverhampton Raceway March 5, 2026]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5272 Thu, 19 Mar 2026 02:20:55 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5272 T32 RACE REPORT – RIVERHAMPTON RACEWAY
March 5, 2026
Six enthusiastic racers arrived at Riverhampton Raceway, frothing at the bit to show off the latest improvements to their machines and prove that the countless hours spent in the garage were not entirely wasted.
Rebus was the lone absentee, currently touring Spain and reportedly focusing on tapas, scenery, and “mental preparation.” He has vowed to return stronger than ever at the next race after recharging his batteries with some well-deserved R&R (Racing & Rioja).
Before the racing began, the group gathered around the table and broke bread over a generous spread of Thai food, fueling up before heading to the grid with game faces firmly in place.
Meanwhile, recently returned from his African safari and widely publicized “tender moment” with a giraffe, Cupcake was busy in the stewards’ office. He and his legal team were once again arguing with the FIA marshals over the legitimacy of the points he earned before departing on safari — specifically the race where his Datsun was allegedly missing a front insert.
After lengthy deliberations, several finger-pointing sessions at the rulebook, and what witnesses described as a suspicious amount of winking, the FIA concluded that the car “must have started the race with the insert.”
Case closed.
Probably.

Class A – 1960s 1.5L GP Cars (14k FF Motor)

To break the ice, the group opened the evening with the always-entertaining 1960s 1.5-litre GP cars — a class that prioritizes finesse over brute speed.

Each race consisted of three three-minute heats, giving drivers just enough time to find a rhythm… or destroy it.

After several close and entertaining battles — including a spectacular crash that snapped Chip’s body post clean off, forcing a mid-heat car swap — Chip emerged as the undisputed winner.
Results
Chip – 70 laps (8.953 ext)
Cupcake – 70 laps (9.715 ext)
Ethan Hunt – 69 laps
Horshack – 68 laps
Sandy Bay – 68 laps (longer extension)
Kramer – 62 laps (after multiple offs and what appeared to be existential confusion)

.jpg March 5 60's 1.5L 1.jpg Size: 131.44 KB  Downloads: 67

.jpg March 5 60's 1.5L 2.jpg Size: 130.19 KB  Downloads: 60

.jpg March 5 60's 1.5L 3.jpg Size: 108.08 KB  Downloads: 50


Class B – Datsun 240Z – 7.90 Bracket (Points Race)
With everyone warmed up, the evening moved into the first points race — the always competitive Datsun 240Z class.
The opening heat featured Cupcake, Ethan, and Chip, immediately producing a series of tight nose-to-tail battles and multiple lead changes.
Ethan twice spun off, impressively clawing his way back into contention each time — only to eventually break out, losing a lap and finishing last in the heat.
Despite that early setback, Ethan battled back throughout the remaining heats and secured second place overall with 68 laps.
But the night belonged to Cupcake, who drove a steady and disciplined race to take the win with 69 laps.
Podium
Cupcake – 69 laps
Ethan  – 68 laps
Chip – 67 laps
Ethan did salvage the fast lap bonus, posting a 7.911 in the Yellow lane.
Further back in the pack:
  • Sandy finished fourth, proving his new controller may actually be helping

  • Horshack followed in fifth

  • Kramer once again brought up the rear but seemed perfectly happy doing so
.jpg March 5 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 143.86 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg March 5 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 142.88 KB  Downloads: 62


Class C – Front Motor Indy – 7.65 Bracket (Points Race)
If the Datsun race was competitive, the Front Motor Indy race was downright ruthless.
With championship points on the line, the gloves came off and elbows went up.
Unfortunately for Ethan, things went sideways immediately:
• Jumped the start and lost a lap
• Followed that with two breakout laps
Three laps down after the first heat is not an ideal strategy.
Meanwhile, Chip and Sandy quietly put together incredibly consistent runs, avoiding breakouts while clicking off fast laps.
Results
Chip – 69 laps (7.534 ext)
Sandy – 69 laps (14.767 ext)
Horshack – 69 laps (16.353 ext)
Further back:
Kramer – 68 laps
Ethan – 67 laps (but fastest lap at 7.654 in Yellow, just 0.004 from a breakout)
Cupcake – 67 laps (longer extension)
Those three lost laps in the first heat ultimately doomed Ethan’s chances.
Championship Impact
Two changes occurred in the standings:
  • Chip moved ahead of Horshack into second place

  • Sandy moved past Rebus into fifth
The championship fight is tightening nicely.

.jpg March 5 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 144.03 KB  Downloads: 50

.jpg March 5 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 144.16 KB  Downloads: 67


Class D – Revoslot Jr. (Fastest Class – Exhibition)
With the points battles complete, the evening wrapped up with the fastest class of the night, raced purely for bragging rights.
This class delivered constant lead changes, dramatic crashes, and a few memorable barrel rolls.
The most exciting duel came between Ethan and Chip. For nearly an entire heat, Chip trailed Ethan by anywhere from four feet to four inches, occasionally running door-handle to door-handle.
Every time Chip looked ready to pass, Ethan somehow found just enough speed to pull away.
But Chip had a plan.
On the final lap, he positioned himself perfectly on Ethan’s rear bumper, timed the exit of the final turn perfectly, and slipped his nose ahead right at the finish line.
The crowd — which consisted entirely of the six racers themselves — erupted in applause.
A spectacular finish.

.jpg March 5 Revo G2 1.jpg Size: 136.93 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg March 5 Revo G2 2.jpg Size: 142.76 KB  Downloads: 63


Final Thoughts
Another fantastic evening at Riverhampton filled with:
  • close racing

  • dramatic crashes

  • questionable FIA rulings

  • and excellent Thai food
Thanks to everyone who came out and made it another fun night of racing, laughter, and mechanical experimentation.
We’ll do it all again in two weeks at Cupcake Raceway.
Until then…
Keep the wheels down,
the brackets tight,
and make sure your front inserts are clearly visible to the marshals.

Race report by Jim. Pics by Ken.]]> T32 RACE REPORT – RIVERHAMPTON RACEWAY
March 5, 2026
Six enthusiastic racers arrived at Riverhampton Raceway, frothing at the bit to show off the latest improvements to their machines and prove that the countless hours spent in the garage were not entirely wasted.
Rebus was the lone absentee, currently touring Spain and reportedly focusing on tapas, scenery, and “mental preparation.” He has vowed to return stronger than ever at the next race after recharging his batteries with some well-deserved R&R (Racing & Rioja).
Before the racing began, the group gathered around the table and broke bread over a generous spread of Thai food, fueling up before heading to the grid with game faces firmly in place.
Meanwhile, recently returned from his African safari and widely publicized “tender moment” with a giraffe, Cupcake was busy in the stewards’ office. He and his legal team were once again arguing with the FIA marshals over the legitimacy of the points he earned before departing on safari — specifically the race where his Datsun was allegedly missing a front insert.
After lengthy deliberations, several finger-pointing sessions at the rulebook, and what witnesses described as a suspicious amount of winking, the FIA concluded that the car “must have started the race with the insert.”
Case closed.
Probably.

Class A – 1960s 1.5L GP Cars (14k FF Motor)

To break the ice, the group opened the evening with the always-entertaining 1960s 1.5-litre GP cars — a class that prioritizes finesse over brute speed.

Each race consisted of three three-minute heats, giving drivers just enough time to find a rhythm… or destroy it.

After several close and entertaining battles — including a spectacular crash that snapped Chip’s body post clean off, forcing a mid-heat car swap — Chip emerged as the undisputed winner.
Results
Chip – 70 laps (8.953 ext)
Cupcake – 70 laps (9.715 ext)
Ethan Hunt – 69 laps
Horshack – 68 laps
Sandy Bay – 68 laps (longer extension)
Kramer – 62 laps (after multiple offs and what appeared to be existential confusion)

.jpg March 5 60's 1.5L 1.jpg Size: 131.44 KB  Downloads: 67

.jpg March 5 60's 1.5L 2.jpg Size: 130.19 KB  Downloads: 60

.jpg March 5 60's 1.5L 3.jpg Size: 108.08 KB  Downloads: 50


Class B – Datsun 240Z – 7.90 Bracket (Points Race)
With everyone warmed up, the evening moved into the first points race — the always competitive Datsun 240Z class.
The opening heat featured Cupcake, Ethan, and Chip, immediately producing a series of tight nose-to-tail battles and multiple lead changes.
Ethan twice spun off, impressively clawing his way back into contention each time — only to eventually break out, losing a lap and finishing last in the heat.
Despite that early setback, Ethan battled back throughout the remaining heats and secured second place overall with 68 laps.
But the night belonged to Cupcake, who drove a steady and disciplined race to take the win with 69 laps.
Podium
Cupcake – 69 laps
Ethan  – 68 laps
Chip – 67 laps
Ethan did salvage the fast lap bonus, posting a 7.911 in the Yellow lane.
Further back in the pack:
  • Sandy finished fourth, proving his new controller may actually be helping

  • Horshack followed in fifth

  • Kramer once again brought up the rear but seemed perfectly happy doing so
.jpg March 5 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 143.86 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg March 5 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 142.88 KB  Downloads: 62


Class C – Front Motor Indy – 7.65 Bracket (Points Race)
If the Datsun race was competitive, the Front Motor Indy race was downright ruthless.
With championship points on the line, the gloves came off and elbows went up.
Unfortunately for Ethan, things went sideways immediately:
• Jumped the start and lost a lap
• Followed that with two breakout laps
Three laps down after the first heat is not an ideal strategy.
Meanwhile, Chip and Sandy quietly put together incredibly consistent runs, avoiding breakouts while clicking off fast laps.
Results
Chip – 69 laps (7.534 ext)
Sandy – 69 laps (14.767 ext)
Horshack – 69 laps (16.353 ext)
Further back:
Kramer – 68 laps
Ethan – 67 laps (but fastest lap at 7.654 in Yellow, just 0.004 from a breakout)
Cupcake – 67 laps (longer extension)
Those three lost laps in the first heat ultimately doomed Ethan’s chances.
Championship Impact
Two changes occurred in the standings:
  • Chip moved ahead of Horshack into second place

  • Sandy moved past Rebus into fifth
The championship fight is tightening nicely.

.jpg March 5 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 144.03 KB  Downloads: 50

.jpg March 5 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 144.16 KB  Downloads: 67


Class D – Revoslot Jr. (Fastest Class – Exhibition)
With the points battles complete, the evening wrapped up with the fastest class of the night, raced purely for bragging rights.
This class delivered constant lead changes, dramatic crashes, and a few memorable barrel rolls.
The most exciting duel came between Ethan and Chip. For nearly an entire heat, Chip trailed Ethan by anywhere from four feet to four inches, occasionally running door-handle to door-handle.
Every time Chip looked ready to pass, Ethan somehow found just enough speed to pull away.
But Chip had a plan.
On the final lap, he positioned himself perfectly on Ethan’s rear bumper, timed the exit of the final turn perfectly, and slipped his nose ahead right at the finish line.
The crowd — which consisted entirely of the six racers themselves — erupted in applause.
A spectacular finish.

.jpg March 5 Revo G2 1.jpg Size: 136.93 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg March 5 Revo G2 2.jpg Size: 142.76 KB  Downloads: 63


Final Thoughts
Another fantastic evening at Riverhampton filled with:
  • close racing

  • dramatic crashes

  • questionable FIA rulings

  • and excellent Thai food
Thanks to everyone who came out and made it another fun night of racing, laughter, and mechanical experimentation.
We’ll do it all again in two weeks at Cupcake Raceway.
Until then…
Keep the wheels down,
the brackets tight,
and make sure your front inserts are clearly visible to the marshals.

Race report by Jim. Pics by Ken.]]> <![CDATA[Riverhampton Raceway Feb 19, 2026]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5257 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 00:46:50 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5257
.jpg Feb 19 Classic Stock Car Jackrabbit 1.jpg Size: 149.76 KB  Downloads: 46

.jpg Feb 19 Classic Stock Car Jackrabbit 2.jpg Size: 144.05 KB  Downloads: 47


Up next were the Datsuns. A bracket class. Lots of break-outs. Fast cars end up losing, etc.

.jpg Feb 19 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 123.04 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Feb 19 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 129.26 KB  Downloads: 46


Then came the front motor Watson Indy cars. Another bracket class. Crazy when you break-out. You can't make up the lap. It's lost for good.

.jpg Feb 19 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 147.08 KB  Downloads: 49

.jpg Feb 19 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 147.21 KB  Downloads: 45


Up last were the Classic LeMans cars. Heads up racing. Stock gear ratios, and motors.

.jpg Feb 19 Classic LeMans 1.jpg Size: 155.74 KB  Downloads: 46

.jpg Feb 19 Classic LeMans 2.jpg Size: 141.65 KB  Downloads: 45


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]>
.jpg Feb 19 Classic Stock Car Jackrabbit 1.jpg Size: 149.76 KB  Downloads: 46

.jpg Feb 19 Classic Stock Car Jackrabbit 2.jpg Size: 144.05 KB  Downloads: 47


Up next were the Datsuns. A bracket class. Lots of break-outs. Fast cars end up losing, etc.

.jpg Feb 19 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 123.04 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Feb 19 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 129.26 KB  Downloads: 46


Then came the front motor Watson Indy cars. Another bracket class. Crazy when you break-out. You can't make up the lap. It's lost for good.

.jpg Feb 19 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 147.08 KB  Downloads: 49

.jpg Feb 19 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 147.21 KB  Downloads: 45


Up last were the Classic LeMans cars. Heads up racing. Stock gear ratios, and motors.

.jpg Feb 19 Classic LeMans 1.jpg Size: 155.74 KB  Downloads: 46

.jpg Feb 19 Classic LeMans 2.jpg Size: 141.65 KB  Downloads: 45


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway Feb 5, 2026]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5256 Tue, 03 Mar 2026 00:20:12 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5256
.jpg Feb 5 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 125.06 KB  Downloads: 61

.jpg Feb 5 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 122.63 KB  Downloads: 60


Front motor Indy cars were up next.

.jpg Feb 5 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 84.73 KB  Downloads: 54

.jpg Feb 5 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 118.04 KB  Downloads: 50


Prewar cars were getting dusty, and needed some love.

.jpg Feb 5 Prewar 1.jpg Size: 116.55 KB  Downloads: 61

.jpg Feb 5 Prewar 2.jpg Size: 118.82 KB  Downloads: 58


Up last were the Rally cars. These little cars are super fast for their size!

.jpg Feb 5 Rally 1.jpg Size: 139.69 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Feb 5 Rally 2.jpg Size: 123.62 KB  Downloads: 55


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]>
.jpg Feb 5 Datsuns 1.jpg Size: 125.06 KB  Downloads: 61

.jpg Feb 5 Datsuns 2.jpg Size: 122.63 KB  Downloads: 60


Front motor Indy cars were up next.

.jpg Feb 5 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 84.73 KB  Downloads: 54

.jpg Feb 5 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 118.04 KB  Downloads: 50


Prewar cars were getting dusty, and needed some love.

.jpg Feb 5 Prewar 1.jpg Size: 116.55 KB  Downloads: 61

.jpg Feb 5 Prewar 2.jpg Size: 118.82 KB  Downloads: 58


Up last were the Rally cars. These little cars are super fast for their size!

.jpg Feb 5 Rally 1.jpg Size: 139.69 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Feb 5 Rally 2.jpg Size: 123.62 KB  Downloads: 55


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway Jan 15, 2026]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5255 Mon, 02 Mar 2026 23:34:27 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5255
We started off the evening with our Mini class. Headlights are must because the room goes dark. Marshals are in panic mode. Best not to come off in the dark.

.jpg Jan 15 Mini 1.jpg Size: 103.27 KB  Downloads: 54

.jpg Jan 15 Mini 2.jpg Size: 75.46 KB  Downloads: 48


Then came LeMans 22k. Who doesn't love these cars?

.jpg Jan 15 LeMans 22k 1.jpg Size: 123.46 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Jan 15 LeMans 22k 2.jpg Size: 114.77 KB  Downloads: 56


Another club favourite are the Datsuns.

.jpg Jan 15 240Z 1.jpg Size: 117.4 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Jan 15 240Z 2.jpg Size: 117.69 KB  Downloads: 52


Last but not least. Front motor Indy cars.

.jpg Jan 15 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 117.63 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg Jan 15 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 118.17 KB  Downloads: 47


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
We started off the evening with our Mini class. Headlights are must because the room goes dark. Marshals are in panic mode. Best not to come off in the dark.

.jpg Jan 15 Mini 1.jpg Size: 103.27 KB  Downloads: 54

.jpg Jan 15 Mini 2.jpg Size: 75.46 KB  Downloads: 48


Then came LeMans 22k. Who doesn't love these cars?

.jpg Jan 15 LeMans 22k 1.jpg Size: 123.46 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Jan 15 LeMans 22k 2.jpg Size: 114.77 KB  Downloads: 56


Another club favourite are the Datsuns.

.jpg Jan 15 240Z 1.jpg Size: 117.4 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Jan 15 240Z 2.jpg Size: 117.69 KB  Downloads: 52


Last but not least. Front motor Indy cars.

.jpg Jan 15 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 117.63 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg Jan 15 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 118.17 KB  Downloads: 47


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Campbellville Raceway Jan 3, 2026]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5157 Mon, 05 Jan 2026 17:30:48 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5157
The day started off with a "Scratch Built" class. Formerly Boulevard Cruisers. We don't have enough builders to offer more than one class. So, you could run a Sports Car, Boulevard Cruiser, or European scratch built car. The rules for this class are slowly changing/expanding. The only restriction now is a 25k motor max. The host is the rule maker.

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 Scratch Built 1.jpg Size: 311.41 KB  Downloads: 54

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 Scratch Built 2.jpg Size: 300.34 KB  Downloads: 49


Up next were the GT class cars. Scale Auto, BRM, etc. It was nice to see the newest BRM GT40's and a BRM Ferrari 330 P4 race.

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 GT Class 1.jpg Size: 296.52 KB  Downloads: 63

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 GT Class 2.jpg Size: 288.62 KB  Downloads: 49


Everyone loves the BRM Group-2 class cars. Not overpowered. Very stable on the track. Very few deslots.

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 BRM Grp 2 1.jpg Size: 288.39 KB  Downloads: 43

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 BRM Grp 2 2.jpg Size: 275.95 KB  Downloads: 47


Last but not least. An IROC class. The host loves racing these scratch built cars (brass & wire). They are extremely even. The cars are tough as nails. Races are close. These are a blast to race!

.jpg IROC 1.jpg Size: 246.36 KB  Downloads: 51

.jpg IROC 2.jpg Size: 263.58 KB  Downloads: 51


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]>
The day started off with a "Scratch Built" class. Formerly Boulevard Cruisers. We don't have enough builders to offer more than one class. So, you could run a Sports Car, Boulevard Cruiser, or European scratch built car. The rules for this class are slowly changing/expanding. The only restriction now is a 25k motor max. The host is the rule maker.

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 Scratch Built 1.jpg Size: 311.41 KB  Downloads: 54

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 Scratch Built 2.jpg Size: 300.34 KB  Downloads: 49


Up next were the GT class cars. Scale Auto, BRM, etc. It was nice to see the newest BRM GT40's and a BRM Ferrari 330 P4 race.

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 GT Class 1.jpg Size: 296.52 KB  Downloads: 63

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 GT Class 2.jpg Size: 288.62 KB  Downloads: 49


Everyone loves the BRM Group-2 class cars. Not overpowered. Very stable on the track. Very few deslots.

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 BRM Grp 2 1.jpg Size: 288.39 KB  Downloads: 43

.jpg Jan 3, 2026 BRM Grp 2 2.jpg Size: 275.95 KB  Downloads: 47


Last but not least. An IROC class. The host loves racing these scratch built cars (brass & wire). They are extremely even. The cars are tough as nails. Races are close. These are a blast to race!

.jpg IROC 1.jpg Size: 246.36 KB  Downloads: 51

.jpg IROC 2.jpg Size: 263.58 KB  Downloads: 51


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway Dec 18, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5121 Sun, 21 Dec 2025 21:22:17 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5121
Up first. Pizza.  Pizza 

Then came our bracketed Datsun 240Z class... with those darn breakouts.  Tappingfoot

.jpg Dec 18 240Z 1.jpg Size: 294.79 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg Dec 18 240Z 2.jpg Size: 278.01 KB  Downloads: 63


These are called "Big Boats". Same class as Boulevard Cruisers, but with "Jack Rabbit" motors. More torque than a BWA.

.jpg Dec 18 BC 1.jpg Size: 312.03 KB  Downloads: 62

.jpg Dec 18 BC 2.jpg Size: 308.79 KB  Downloads: 68


Up next were the Watson Indy front motor cars. Another bracket class race.

.jpg Dec 18 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 226.37 KB  Downloads: 62

.jpg Dec 18 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 269.77 KB  Downloads: 58


Up last were the Revo GT cars. Box stock with urethane tires.

.jpg Dec 18 RevoGT 1.jpg Size: 314.31 KB  Downloads: 64

.jpg Dec 18 RevoGT 2.jpg Size: 319.77 KB  Downloads: 56


A fun evening was had by all. Thank you to the host!

Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Up first. Pizza.  Pizza 

Then came our bracketed Datsun 240Z class... with those darn breakouts.  Tappingfoot

.jpg Dec 18 240Z 1.jpg Size: 294.79 KB  Downloads: 53

.jpg Dec 18 240Z 2.jpg Size: 278.01 KB  Downloads: 63


These are called "Big Boats". Same class as Boulevard Cruisers, but with "Jack Rabbit" motors. More torque than a BWA.

.jpg Dec 18 BC 1.jpg Size: 312.03 KB  Downloads: 62

.jpg Dec 18 BC 2.jpg Size: 308.79 KB  Downloads: 68


Up next were the Watson Indy front motor cars. Another bracket class race.

.jpg Dec 18 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 226.37 KB  Downloads: 62

.jpg Dec 18 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 269.77 KB  Downloads: 58


Up last were the Revo GT cars. Box stock with urethane tires.

.jpg Dec 18 RevoGT 1.jpg Size: 314.31 KB  Downloads: 64

.jpg Dec 18 RevoGT 2.jpg Size: 319.77 KB  Downloads: 56


A fun evening was had by all. Thank you to the host!

Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[1/24 Pop-Up Race Dec 6, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5097 Sun, 07 Dec 2025 02:16:52 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5097
Campbellville Raceway was open for business. It was a last minute thing. 5-friends showed up making it 6 racers including the host.

Up first were the Scale Auto cars. Big and heavy would be my description. Lots of power if you like to fishtail. Box stock with glued and trued urethane tires.

My first race and the rear wing, umm... flew off. Isn't that what wings do? I'm not the only one that lost a wing.

.jpg Dec 6 Scale Auto 1.jpg Size: 328.88 KB  Downloads: 71

.jpg Dec 6 Scale Auto 2.jpg Size: 298.67 KB  Downloads: 54


Up next were the BRM Group-2 cars. Box stock with glued and trued urethane tires. Very stable.

.jpg Dec 6 BRM Grp 2 1.jpg Size: 275.41 KB  Downloads: 61

.jpg Dec 6 BRM Grp 2 2.jpg Size: 289.9 KB  Downloads: 63


Then came one of my favourites. Boulevard Cruisers. All scratch built slot cars from static kits. Everyone must use a Fox-10 motor, and Dart wheels/tires. Everything else is open.

.jpg Dec 6 BC 1.jpg Size: 283.65 KB  Downloads: 67

.jpg Dec 6 BC 2.jpg Size: 268.18 KB  Downloads: 61


Our host graciously offered up three IROC cars to be tortur... I mean raced. Each car stays in it's lane. The cars are custom made Formula LeMans prototypes. Very close racing. These cars are almost dead even.

.jpg Dec 6 IROC 1.jpg Size: 248.56 KB  Downloads: 59

.jpg Dec 6 IROC 2.jpg Size: 230.92 KB  Downloads: 58


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Campbellville Raceway was open for business. It was a last minute thing. 5-friends showed up making it 6 racers including the host.

Up first were the Scale Auto cars. Big and heavy would be my description. Lots of power if you like to fishtail. Box stock with glued and trued urethane tires.

My first race and the rear wing, umm... flew off. Isn't that what wings do? I'm not the only one that lost a wing.

.jpg Dec 6 Scale Auto 1.jpg Size: 328.88 KB  Downloads: 71

.jpg Dec 6 Scale Auto 2.jpg Size: 298.67 KB  Downloads: 54


Up next were the BRM Group-2 cars. Box stock with glued and trued urethane tires. Very stable.

.jpg Dec 6 BRM Grp 2 1.jpg Size: 275.41 KB  Downloads: 61

.jpg Dec 6 BRM Grp 2 2.jpg Size: 289.9 KB  Downloads: 63


Then came one of my favourites. Boulevard Cruisers. All scratch built slot cars from static kits. Everyone must use a Fox-10 motor, and Dart wheels/tires. Everything else is open.

.jpg Dec 6 BC 1.jpg Size: 283.65 KB  Downloads: 67

.jpg Dec 6 BC 2.jpg Size: 268.18 KB  Downloads: 61


Our host graciously offered up three IROC cars to be tortur... I mean raced. Each car stays in it's lane. The cars are custom made Formula LeMans prototypes. Very close racing. These cars are almost dead even.

.jpg Dec 6 IROC 1.jpg Size: 248.56 KB  Downloads: 59

.jpg Dec 6 IROC 2.jpg Size: 230.92 KB  Downloads: 58


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway Nov 20, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5093 Tue, 02 Dec 2025 09:52:00 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5093
Up first were the scratch built Arii Datsun 240Z kits. Anything goes. The only rule, we all need to use the Pendle's 16k slimline motor. This was a bracket race.

.jpg Nov 20 240Z 1.jpg Size: 286.9 KB  Downloads: 57

.jpg Nov 20 240Z 2.jpg Size: 271.07 KB  Downloads: 64


The Scalex Mini class came next. Stock chassis. Aluminum wheels, and a 14k motor. Stock crown gear. These are nice to race when they don't go so darn fast.

.jpg Nov 20 Minis 1.jpg Size: 252.72 KB  Downloads: 64

.jpg Nov 20 Minis 2.jpg Size: 231.71 KB  Downloads: 65


CanAm are always a fun class. Any brand of car. Stock chassis/body. 22k motor max.

.jpg Nov 20 CanAm 1.jpg Size: 306.74 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Nov 20 CanAm 2.jpg Size: 328.3 KB  Downloads: 62


Front motor Watson Indy cars were a nice relaxing way to end the evening. Scratch built cars with Pendle's 16k motor and a drive shaft. This was also a bracket race. It keeps the races a bit slower so everyone has less off's. Saves paint.  Thumbup

.jpg Nov 20 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 258.48 KB  Downloads: 59

.jpg Nov 20 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 266.62 KB  Downloads: 65


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Up first were the scratch built Arii Datsun 240Z kits. Anything goes. The only rule, we all need to use the Pendle's 16k slimline motor. This was a bracket race.

.jpg Nov 20 240Z 1.jpg Size: 286.9 KB  Downloads: 57

.jpg Nov 20 240Z 2.jpg Size: 271.07 KB  Downloads: 64


The Scalex Mini class came next. Stock chassis. Aluminum wheels, and a 14k motor. Stock crown gear. These are nice to race when they don't go so darn fast.

.jpg Nov 20 Minis 1.jpg Size: 252.72 KB  Downloads: 64

.jpg Nov 20 Minis 2.jpg Size: 231.71 KB  Downloads: 65


CanAm are always a fun class. Any brand of car. Stock chassis/body. 22k motor max.

.jpg Nov 20 CanAm 1.jpg Size: 306.74 KB  Downloads: 55

.jpg Nov 20 CanAm 2.jpg Size: 328.3 KB  Downloads: 62


Front motor Watson Indy cars were a nice relaxing way to end the evening. Scratch built cars with Pendle's 16k motor and a drive shaft. This was also a bracket race. It keeps the races a bit slower so everyone has less off's. Saves paint.  Thumbup

.jpg Nov 20 Watsons 1.jpg Size: 258.48 KB  Downloads: 59

.jpg Nov 20 Watsons 2.jpg Size: 266.62 KB  Downloads: 65


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Riverhampton Raceway Oct 9, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5032 Fri, 10 Oct 2025 21:21:58 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5032
Up first were a group of scratch build cars created from static Arii kits. Everyone chose to use matching aluminum chassis, and a 16k Pendle slimline motor. Any gear. Any wheel and tire can be used. A total of ten chassis were made for the group.

.jpg 71 240Z 4.JPG Size: 222.24 KB  Downloads: 94


Only 5 racers were able to make it out. Some were on vacation. Other racers called in sick. Old age sucks. Here are the Datsuns. Points awarded for this class. Some cars still need to be completed (Mine. Oops).

.jpg Oct 9 240 Z.jpg Size: 339.73 KB  Downloads: 87


Another scratch built class for this year are the Watson Indy 500 front motor cars. Every car must mount the motor up front, and use a drive shaft. 16K Pendle slimline motors again. Our new favourite slow motor. RS Slot wheels (thanks again, Colin). Urethane tires. Any gear. Points awarded for this class.

.jpg Oct 9 Watson Indy.jpg Size: 267.52 KB  Downloads: 82


Up next was our regular Trans Am class. RTR cars with upgraded wheels/tires/gears. Nice looking muscle.

.jpg Oct 9 TA.jpg Size: 373.02 KB  Downloads: 84


The last class to race was RevoSlot GT. Box stock with urethane tires. A fun class to race.

.jpg Oct 9 RevoSlot GT.jpg Size: 383.15 KB  Downloads: 87


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Up first were a group of scratch build cars created from static Arii kits. Everyone chose to use matching aluminum chassis, and a 16k Pendle slimline motor. Any gear. Any wheel and tire can be used. A total of ten chassis were made for the group.

.jpg 71 240Z 4.JPG Size: 222.24 KB  Downloads: 94


Only 5 racers were able to make it out. Some were on vacation. Other racers called in sick. Old age sucks. Here are the Datsuns. Points awarded for this class. Some cars still need to be completed (Mine. Oops).

.jpg Oct 9 240 Z.jpg Size: 339.73 KB  Downloads: 87


Another scratch built class for this year are the Watson Indy 500 front motor cars. Every car must mount the motor up front, and use a drive shaft. 16K Pendle slimline motors again. Our new favourite slow motor. RS Slot wheels (thanks again, Colin). Urethane tires. Any gear. Points awarded for this class.

.jpg Oct 9 Watson Indy.jpg Size: 267.52 KB  Downloads: 82


Up next was our regular Trans Am class. RTR cars with upgraded wheels/tires/gears. Nice looking muscle.

.jpg Oct 9 TA.jpg Size: 373.02 KB  Downloads: 84


The last class to race was RevoSlot GT. Box stock with urethane tires. A fun class to race.

.jpg Oct 9 RevoSlot GT.jpg Size: 383.15 KB  Downloads: 87


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Campbellville Raceway Oct 2, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5030 Fri, 10 Oct 2025 08:36:55 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=5030
The evening kicked off with Trans Am class.

.jpg Oct 2 TA.jpg Size: 269.62 KB  Downloads: 88


Up next was Group C.

.jpg Oct 2 Group C.jpg Size: 265.84 KB  Downloads: 74


Then 70's GP.

.jpg Oct 2 70's GP.jpg Size: 240.65 KB  Downloads: 64


The last class to race was LeMans 22K.

.jpg Oct 2 LeMans 22k.jpg Size: 308.85 KB  Downloads: 83


Here are a few pics of the track.

.jpg Campbellville Raceway 1.jpg Size: 275.36 KB  Downloads: 96

.jpg Campbellville Raceway 2.jpg Size: 284.51 KB  Downloads: 93


We thank our host for another fun event, and look forward to the next race.

Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]>
The evening kicked off with Trans Am class.

.jpg Oct 2 TA.jpg Size: 269.62 KB  Downloads: 88


Up next was Group C.

.jpg Oct 2 Group C.jpg Size: 265.84 KB  Downloads: 74


Then 70's GP.

.jpg Oct 2 70's GP.jpg Size: 240.65 KB  Downloads: 64


The last class to race was LeMans 22K.

.jpg Oct 2 LeMans 22k.jpg Size: 308.85 KB  Downloads: 83


Here are a few pics of the track.

.jpg Campbellville Raceway 1.jpg Size: 275.36 KB  Downloads: 96

.jpg Campbellville Raceway 2.jpg Size: 284.51 KB  Downloads: 93


We thank our host for another fun event, and look forward to the next race.

Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Summer Slam 1/32 Pop Up]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4965 Sat, 30 Aug 2025 01:33:06 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4965
The first challenge... Pizza and refreshments!  Pizza

The first class up to race. Classic Stock Cars. Urethane tires. Any chassis/gears. Jack Rabbit motor. 100-gram minimum weight.

.jpg CSC 1.jpg Size: 328.98 KB  Downloads: 151

.jpg CSC 2.jpg Size: 338.01 KB  Downloads: 80


The next class was USRRC. A very wide field of cars. Almost anything can race. Urethane tires. BWA slow motor.

.jpg USRRC 1.jpg Size: 359.46 KB  Downloads: 78


Classic LeMans was next. Stock Fly, Scalex, etc. Stock 18k motor. Urethane tires.

.jpg CLM 1.jpg Size: 824.33 KB  Downloads: 82

.jpg CLM 2.jpg Size: 361.66 KB  Downloads: 67


The last class to race was Modern F1. Urethane tires. 25k RPM motor max. Insanely fast. My car flew off the track and a marshal caught it in his hand before it hit the floor. My lucky day!

.jpg M F1 1.jpg Size: 802.78 KB  Downloads: 91


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
The first challenge... Pizza and refreshments!  Pizza

The first class up to race. Classic Stock Cars. Urethane tires. Any chassis/gears. Jack Rabbit motor. 100-gram minimum weight.

.jpg CSC 1.jpg Size: 328.98 KB  Downloads: 151

.jpg CSC 2.jpg Size: 338.01 KB  Downloads: 80


The next class was USRRC. A very wide field of cars. Almost anything can race. Urethane tires. BWA slow motor.

.jpg USRRC 1.jpg Size: 359.46 KB  Downloads: 78


Classic LeMans was next. Stock Fly, Scalex, etc. Stock 18k motor. Urethane tires.

.jpg CLM 1.jpg Size: 824.33 KB  Downloads: 82

.jpg CLM 2.jpg Size: 361.66 KB  Downloads: 67


The last class to race was Modern F1. Urethane tires. 25k RPM motor max. Insanely fast. My car flew off the track and a marshal caught it in his hand before it hit the floor. My lucky day!

.jpg M F1 1.jpg Size: 802.78 KB  Downloads: 91


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[1/24 Popup Race]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4950 Sat, 23 Aug 2025 20:37:03 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4950
Boulevard Cruisers were up first.

.jpg Campbellville 1.jpg Size: 284.21 KB  Downloads: 121


Followed by BRM Group-2.

.jpg Campbellville 2.jpg Size: 268.98 KB  Downloads: 120


Muscle Cars were up next.

.jpg Campbellville 3.jpg Size: 261.24 KB  Downloads: 123


The last class to race was a 1/24 ScaleAuto IROC class provided by our kind and generous host. I must apologize. I got distracted and missed the photo opportunity.

Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]>
Boulevard Cruisers were up first.

.jpg Campbellville 1.jpg Size: 284.21 KB  Downloads: 121


Followed by BRM Group-2.

.jpg Campbellville 2.jpg Size: 268.98 KB  Downloads: 120


Muscle Cars were up next.

.jpg Campbellville 3.jpg Size: 261.24 KB  Downloads: 123


The last class to race was a 1/24 ScaleAuto IROC class provided by our kind and generous host. I must apologize. I got distracted and missed the photo opportunity.

Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Riverhampton Raceway June 12, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4856 Tue, 01 Jul 2025 03:11:48 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4856
Up first were the 1.5 GP cars. 14k slow motors. A nice warm up.

It's quite possible someone bumped into my arm while taking this first photo. My humble apologies. I suggest we fire the photographer.

.jpg 1.5L GP 1.jpg Size: 207.16 KB  Downloads: 110

.jpg 1.5L GP 2.jpg Size: 309.07 KB  Downloads: 118


Prewar is always a favourite with the group.

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 267.56 KB  Downloads: 117

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 322.49 KB  Downloads: 102


RevSlot GT's are a lovely class to race.

.jpg Revo GT 1.jpg Size: 263.66 KB  Downloads: 85

.jpg Revo GT 2.jpg Size: 385.5 KB  Downloads: 85


Classic LeMans 22k. Some very fast cars.

.jpg LeMans 22k 1.jpg Size: 293.3 KB  Downloads: 117

.jpg LeMans 22k 2.jpg Size: 374.36 KB  Downloads: 85


A new class has been brewing. Many have already made a Watson front motor Indy car. The cars that were completed got a quick test of the track. More cars are being built. Seven or eight cars in total will compete.

.jpg Front Motor Indy 1.jpg Size: 266.81 KB  Downloads: 92

.jpg Front Motor Indy 2.jpg Size: 293.58 KB  Downloads: 121

.jpg Front Motor Indy 3.jpg Size: 293.25 KB  Downloads: 109


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]>
Up first were the 1.5 GP cars. 14k slow motors. A nice warm up.

It's quite possible someone bumped into my arm while taking this first photo. My humble apologies. I suggest we fire the photographer.

.jpg 1.5L GP 1.jpg Size: 207.16 KB  Downloads: 110

.jpg 1.5L GP 2.jpg Size: 309.07 KB  Downloads: 118


Prewar is always a favourite with the group.

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 267.56 KB  Downloads: 117

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 322.49 KB  Downloads: 102


RevSlot GT's are a lovely class to race.

.jpg Revo GT 1.jpg Size: 263.66 KB  Downloads: 85

.jpg Revo GT 2.jpg Size: 385.5 KB  Downloads: 85


Classic LeMans 22k. Some very fast cars.

.jpg LeMans 22k 1.jpg Size: 293.3 KB  Downloads: 117

.jpg LeMans 22k 2.jpg Size: 374.36 KB  Downloads: 85


A new class has been brewing. Many have already made a Watson front motor Indy car. The cars that were completed got a quick test of the track. More cars are being built. Seven or eight cars in total will compete.

.jpg Front Motor Indy 1.jpg Size: 266.81 KB  Downloads: 92

.jpg Front Motor Indy 2.jpg Size: 293.58 KB  Downloads: 121

.jpg Front Motor Indy 3.jpg Size: 293.25 KB  Downloads: 109


Thank you very kindly for looking,
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Riverhampton Raceway May 7, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4819 Fri, 09 May 2025 04:10:56 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4819
Up first were the Sportscars. All were scratch built. 14k slow motors, aluminum wheels, and urethane tires.

.jpg Sportscar 1.jpg Size: 286.74 KB  Downloads: 142

.jpg Sportscar 2.jpg Size: 292.74 KB  Downloads: 122


Then came the prewar class.

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 286.69 KB  Downloads: 151

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 364.24 KB  Downloads: 153


Slot.It DTM were up next.

.jpg DTM 1.jpg Size: 286.39 KB  Downloads: 141

.jpg DTM 2.jpg Size: 405.02 KB  Downloads: 140


Classic LeMans were the last class to race. Stock 18k motors. Scalex, Fly, SRC, etc. Aluminum wheels and urethane tires.

.jpg CLM 1.jpg Size: 288.55 KB  Downloads: 148

.jpg CLM 2.jpg Size: 370.54 KB  Downloads: 138


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Up first were the Sportscars. All were scratch built. 14k slow motors, aluminum wheels, and urethane tires.

.jpg Sportscar 1.jpg Size: 286.74 KB  Downloads: 142

.jpg Sportscar 2.jpg Size: 292.74 KB  Downloads: 122


Then came the prewar class.

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 286.69 KB  Downloads: 151

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 364.24 KB  Downloads: 153


Slot.It DTM were up next.

.jpg DTM 1.jpg Size: 286.39 KB  Downloads: 141

.jpg DTM 2.jpg Size: 405.02 KB  Downloads: 140


Classic LeMans were the last class to race. Stock 18k motors. Scalex, Fly, SRC, etc. Aluminum wheels and urethane tires.

.jpg CLM 1.jpg Size: 288.55 KB  Downloads: 148

.jpg CLM 2.jpg Size: 370.54 KB  Downloads: 138


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway April 24, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4811 Tue, 29 Apr 2025 16:20:29 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4811
Burgers, potato salad and coleslaw was on the menu. Excellent food for racing!

I must have been asleep at the wheel because I missed the prewar results screen shot. My humble apologies. Here's the order in how they finished.

.jpg Prewar.jpg Size: 303.95 KB  Downloads: 116


The 70's GP class was up next. Very fast cars!

.jpg Modern F1 1.jpg Size: 215.34 KB  Downloads: 103

.jpg Modern F1 2.jpg Size: 345.37 KB  Downloads: 121


Classic Stock Car is an old favourite. 100-grams minimum weight. It seems were phasing out the BWA 14k motors for Jack Rabbits. It's going to be a mix up of results until everyone has a Jack Rabbit motor from Slot Car Central.

.jpg CSC JR 1.jpg Size: 208.69 KB  Downloads: 119

.jpg CSC JR 2.jpg Size: 285.53 KB  Downloads: 121


Slot.It DTM's (taxis) were up last. Nothing like taking tourists for the ride of their lives!

.jpg Slot.It DTM 1.jpg Size: 218.12 KB  Downloads: 114

.jpg Slot.It DTM 2.jpg Size: 292.88 KB  Downloads: 126


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Burgers, potato salad and coleslaw was on the menu. Excellent food for racing!

I must have been asleep at the wheel because I missed the prewar results screen shot. My humble apologies. Here's the order in how they finished.

.jpg Prewar.jpg Size: 303.95 KB  Downloads: 116


The 70's GP class was up next. Very fast cars!

.jpg Modern F1 1.jpg Size: 215.34 KB  Downloads: 103

.jpg Modern F1 2.jpg Size: 345.37 KB  Downloads: 121


Classic Stock Car is an old favourite. 100-grams minimum weight. It seems were phasing out the BWA 14k motors for Jack Rabbits. It's going to be a mix up of results until everyone has a Jack Rabbit motor from Slot Car Central.

.jpg CSC JR 1.jpg Size: 208.69 KB  Downloads: 119

.jpg CSC JR 2.jpg Size: 285.53 KB  Downloads: 121


Slot.It DTM's (taxis) were up last. Nothing like taking tourists for the ride of their lives!

.jpg Slot.It DTM 1.jpg Size: 218.12 KB  Downloads: 114

.jpg Slot.It DTM 2.jpg Size: 292.88 KB  Downloads: 126


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Riverhampton Raceway April 10, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4799 Fri, 11 Apr 2025 21:28:07 +0100 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4799

After enjoying our usual slot car delicacy, pizza. The racing got started.

It was good to race an older class that's been collecting dust as of late. Up first were the scratch built 1.5L 60's GP class. They use 14k slim line slow motors, aluminum wheels, urethane tires, any gears, etc.

It was very respectful even though it was open wheel racing. Slow motors meant very little fishtailing. It was easy to stay in your lane.

.jpg 1.5L GP 1.jpg Size: 290.68 KB  Downloads: 100

.jpg 1.5L GP 2.jpg Size: 368.28 KB  Downloads: 96


Pre-war cars are a regular class for us. It's a points system to the end of the year. The winner wins... bragging rights. It's a bracket class. Go under 8-seconds and that lap is disqualified. Keeps it very interesting. Especially if/when the leader breaks out. Almost impossible to make up a lap without breaking out again.  Thumbup

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 293.71 KB  Downloads: 106

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 367.07 KB  Downloads: 114


RevoSlot GT class were up next. Box stock cars with urethane tires. Also on a points system. These cars are super fun to race.

.jpg Revo GT 1.jpg Size: 282.21 KB  Downloads: 100

.jpg Revo GT 2.jpg Size: 327.83 KB  Downloads: 103


The last class to race were the Modern F1 cars (unlimited). NSR and Scaleauto were a popular choice. These are wide and fast. Hard not to fishtail. We had a few cars fly at least 10-inches or so high above the track surface last night. These are nasty when the tires rub between cars. Especially at high speeds. Luckily, no damage last night.

.jpg Open F1 1.jpg Size: 291.61 KB  Downloads: 88

.jpg Open F1 2.jpg Size: 384.5 KB  Downloads: 105


We will be racing again in a few weeks. Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>

After enjoying our usual slot car delicacy, pizza. The racing got started.

It was good to race an older class that's been collecting dust as of late. Up first were the scratch built 1.5L 60's GP class. They use 14k slim line slow motors, aluminum wheels, urethane tires, any gears, etc.

It was very respectful even though it was open wheel racing. Slow motors meant very little fishtailing. It was easy to stay in your lane.

.jpg 1.5L GP 1.jpg Size: 290.68 KB  Downloads: 100

.jpg 1.5L GP 2.jpg Size: 368.28 KB  Downloads: 96


Pre-war cars are a regular class for us. It's a points system to the end of the year. The winner wins... bragging rights. It's a bracket class. Go under 8-seconds and that lap is disqualified. Keeps it very interesting. Especially if/when the leader breaks out. Almost impossible to make up a lap without breaking out again.  Thumbup

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 293.71 KB  Downloads: 106

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 367.07 KB  Downloads: 114


RevoSlot GT class were up next. Box stock cars with urethane tires. Also on a points system. These cars are super fun to race.

.jpg Revo GT 1.jpg Size: 282.21 KB  Downloads: 100

.jpg Revo GT 2.jpg Size: 327.83 KB  Downloads: 103


The last class to race were the Modern F1 cars (unlimited). NSR and Scaleauto were a popular choice. These are wide and fast. Hard not to fishtail. We had a few cars fly at least 10-inches or so high above the track surface last night. These are nasty when the tires rub between cars. Especially at high speeds. Luckily, no damage last night.

.jpg Open F1 1.jpg Size: 291.61 KB  Downloads: 88

.jpg Open F1 2.jpg Size: 384.5 KB  Downloads: 105


We will be racing again in a few weeks. Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway Mar, 20, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4793 Sat, 29 Mar 2025 02:20:29 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4793
Half a dozen friends came together for pizza, and a race broke out. A few regulars could not make it.

Pre-war cars were up first.

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 213.73 KB  Downloads: 120

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 260.85 KB  Downloads: 119


Classic Stock Cars are always a blast. 100-gram minimum weight with slow motors. What could possibly go wrong?

.jpg CSC 1.jpg Size: 215.51 KB  Downloads: 111

.jpg CSC 2.jpg Size: 249.45 KB  Downloads: 114


Classic LeMans are also fun. Upgraded wheels/tires/gears with stock 18k motors.

.jpg CLM 1.jpg Size: 209.88 KB  Downloads: 112

.jpg CLM 2.jpg Size: 253.25 KB  Downloads: 117


The last class of the evening was RevoSlot GT cars. Box stock with urethane tires.

.jpg RevoGT 1.jpg Size: 211.92 KB  Downloads: 130

.jpg RevoGT 2.jpg Size: 280.97 KB  Downloads: 110


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Half a dozen friends came together for pizza, and a race broke out. A few regulars could not make it.

Pre-war cars were up first.

.jpg Prewar 1.jpg Size: 213.73 KB  Downloads: 120

.jpg Prewar 2.jpg Size: 260.85 KB  Downloads: 119


Classic Stock Cars are always a blast. 100-gram minimum weight with slow motors. What could possibly go wrong?

.jpg CSC 1.jpg Size: 215.51 KB  Downloads: 111

.jpg CSC 2.jpg Size: 249.45 KB  Downloads: 114


Classic LeMans are also fun. Upgraded wheels/tires/gears with stock 18k motors.

.jpg CLM 1.jpg Size: 209.88 KB  Downloads: 112

.jpg CLM 2.jpg Size: 253.25 KB  Downloads: 117


The last class of the evening was RevoSlot GT cars. Box stock with urethane tires.

.jpg RevoGT 1.jpg Size: 211.92 KB  Downloads: 130

.jpg RevoGT 2.jpg Size: 280.97 KB  Downloads: 110


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Riverhampton Raceway Mar 6, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4778 Sat, 08 Mar 2025 02:04:48 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4778
Hot Rods were first on the menu. An all scratch built classes with 14k motors. Anything goes so long as it's 1949 or older. So, the old '49 Ford Tudor still fits the class. A bit tippy though.

.jpg HR 1.jpg Size: 297.36 KB  Downloads: 163

.jpg HR 2.jpg Size: 328.67 KB  Downloads: 125


Pre-war racers were up next. Another scratch built class.

.jpg PW 1.jpg Size: 298.98 KB  Downloads: 149

.jpg PW 2.jpg Size: 368.9 KB  Downloads: 142


Then came the Slot.It DTM's. Box stock with urethane tires.

.jpg DTM 1.jpg Size: 296.8 KB  Downloads: 134

.jpg DTM 2.jpg Size: 405.25 KB  Downloads: 146


The last class to race were the Rally cars. No navigator? No racing. NSR cars with 22k long can motor/cars were the choice of most drivers. There are a few other brands hiding in the mix.

.jpg Rally 1.jpg Size: 270.63 KB  Downloads: 146

.jpg Rally 2.jpg Size: 319.15 KB  Downloads: 134


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Hot Rods were first on the menu. An all scratch built classes with 14k motors. Anything goes so long as it's 1949 or older. So, the old '49 Ford Tudor still fits the class. A bit tippy though.

.jpg HR 1.jpg Size: 297.36 KB  Downloads: 163

.jpg HR 2.jpg Size: 328.67 KB  Downloads: 125


Pre-war racers were up next. Another scratch built class.

.jpg PW 1.jpg Size: 298.98 KB  Downloads: 149

.jpg PW 2.jpg Size: 368.9 KB  Downloads: 142


Then came the Slot.It DTM's. Box stock with urethane tires.

.jpg DTM 1.jpg Size: 296.8 KB  Downloads: 134

.jpg DTM 2.jpg Size: 405.25 KB  Downloads: 146


The last class to race were the Rally cars. No navigator? No racing. NSR cars with 22k long can motor/cars were the choice of most drivers. There are a few other brands hiding in the mix.

.jpg Rally 1.jpg Size: 270.63 KB  Downloads: 146

.jpg Rally 2.jpg Size: 319.15 KB  Downloads: 134


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]> <![CDATA[Cupcake Raceway Feb 20, 2025]]> https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4768 Sat, 22 Feb 2025 06:24:51 +0000 https://slotracer.online/community/showthread.php?tid=4768
Thank you very kindly to Cupcake for hosting another fun evening.   Thumbup

The evening started out with the Boulevard Cruiser class. 14k slow motors. Corvettes and other sports cars need not apply. These big cars would just nerf the little cars off the track.  Cool

.jpg BC 1.jpg Size: 226.22 KB  Downloads: 109

.jpg BC 2.jpg Size: 236.54 KB  Downloads: 131


Pre war buggies were up next (as the host calls them). 14k slimline motors for these old antiques.

.jpg Pre war 1.jpg Size: 218.71 KB  Downloads: 98

.jpg Pre war 2.jpg Size: 244.75 KB  Downloads: 110


Slot.It DTM's are always fun to race.

.jpg DTM 1.jpg Size: 222.05 KB  Downloads: 115

.jpg DTM 2.jpg Size: 326.22 KB  Downloads: 120


Now that everyone was warmed up. Unlimited Can-Am was a great way to finish off the evening. Fast and furious all the way to the end!

Any Can-Am body/chassis with any motor and gears. There's a chance that one of the cars might be a ThunderSlot.  Bigsmile

.jpg Can Am 1.jpg Size: 220.02 KB  Downloads: 114

.jpg Can Am 2.jpg Size: 315.14 KB  Downloads: 112


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>
Thank you very kindly to Cupcake for hosting another fun evening.   Thumbup

The evening started out with the Boulevard Cruiser class. 14k slow motors. Corvettes and other sports cars need not apply. These big cars would just nerf the little cars off the track.  Cool

.jpg BC 1.jpg Size: 226.22 KB  Downloads: 109

.jpg BC 2.jpg Size: 236.54 KB  Downloads: 131


Pre war buggies were up next (as the host calls them). 14k slimline motors for these old antiques.

.jpg Pre war 1.jpg Size: 218.71 KB  Downloads: 98

.jpg Pre war 2.jpg Size: 244.75 KB  Downloads: 110


Slot.It DTM's are always fun to race.

.jpg DTM 1.jpg Size: 222.05 KB  Downloads: 115

.jpg DTM 2.jpg Size: 326.22 KB  Downloads: 120


Now that everyone was warmed up. Unlimited Can-Am was a great way to finish off the evening. Fast and furious all the way to the end!

Any Can-Am body/chassis with any motor and gears. There's a chance that one of the cars might be a ThunderSlot.  Bigsmile

.jpg Can Am 1.jpg Size: 220.02 KB  Downloads: 114

.jpg Can Am 2.jpg Size: 315.14 KB  Downloads: 112


Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken]]>