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Classes 

The Novice class is geared towards entry-level drivers who are quite new to the hobby. In the case of any given driver winning by a wide margin, he or she will be moved up to the appropriate class.

  • Size: Limited to 1/10 scale or smaller vehicles

  • Battery Type: 6-7 cell Nimh or 2s Lipo ONLY

  • Motor: Any brushed or brushless motor

  • Examples: Traxxas Slash, Mini E-Revo etc.

Novice

Beginner (Training Mode)

This class is aimed at the younger audience who are just starting out. All drivers will be required to be in training mode to limit the speed potentinal of younger drivers

  • Size: Limited to 1/10 scale or smaller vehicles

  • Battery Type: 6-7 cell Nimh or 2s Lipo ONLY

  • Motor: Any brushed or brushless motor

  • Examples: Traxxas Slash, Mini E-Revo etc.

1/10 Shortcourse Trucks

The staple of club racing, shortcourse trucks are very common vehicles for people starting out in racing. They are best suited for tight tracks that require quick manoevers. Racing generally is split up into different "mains" depending on how many vehicles are participating in the event.

2WD

The 2wd shortcourse truck class contains you guessed it, two wheel driven shortcourse trucks. They generally are a little more difficult to drive but are often easier to work on and fix. 

  • Size: 1/10 scale 2wd Shortcourse Trucks ONLY

  • Battery Type: 6-7 cell Nimh or 2s Lipo ONLY

  • Motor: Any brushed or brushless motor

  • Examples: Traxxas Slash, Losi SCTE etc.

4WD

Also known as 4x4, these trucks are similar to their 2wd couterparts only they have more grip, control and tuneability due to power being delivered to all four wheel as opposed to only the two. 

  • Size: 1/10 scale 4wd Shortcourse Trucks ONLY

  • Battery Type: 6-7 cell Nimh or 2s Lipo ONLY

  • Motor: Any brushed or brushless motor

  • Examples: Traxxas Slash, Losi SCTE etc.

1/10 2wd Buggy

One of the smallest vehicles in the 1/10 scale catagory, 1/10 buggies are known for being the most nimble and agile in racing. They are often quite light and a little more difficult to drive than a 4wd vehicle much like the shortcourse trucks.

  • Size: 1/10 scale 2wd buggy ONLY

  • Battery Type: 2s Lipo (regular, square or shorty packs

  • Motor: Brushless motor or Brushed motor (7.5T - 17.5T)

  • Examples: Team Associated B5M, Traxxas Bandit etc.

1/8th Buggy

The cream of the crop in RC racing, 1/8 scale buggies have been the trend internationally for over a decade. They pack some serious punch while maintaining grip which makes for not only high speeds but some tight turns in the process.

  • Size: 1/8 4wd buggies ONLY

  • Battery Type: 4s Lipo 

  • Motor: Brushless motor (1700kv - 2650kv)

  • Examples: Team Associated RC8.2e, Losi 8ight series etc.

Mini

For some good old fashioned fun, you can't beat a mini RC. They often can have a little difficulty getting around outdoor obstacles but are great regardless of their size.

Although they aren't "race" vehicles, monster trucks can be great fun when going around a track. They are a bit sluggish around the turns but can take the jumps with ease. The larger ones are quite the showpieces as well.

Monster Trucks

  • Size: 1/8 - 1/10 scale monster trucks

  • Battery Type: 1/10 scale 2s Lipo                                                                    1/8 scale 4s Lipo or two 2s Lipos 

  • Motor: Brushless or Brushed Motor

  • Examples: Traxxas Summit/Revo, Traxxas Stampede

  • Size: Anything smaller than 1/10 scale

  • Battery Type: 6-7 cell Nimh or 2s Lipo

  • Motor: Brushless or Brushed Motor

  • Examples: Traxxas Mini E-revo, HPI Savage XS etc.

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