2010 Race Dates for Off-Road

[scott]

2010 OFF-ROAD racing schedule

Tues May 18th # 1
Tues may 25th # 2
Saturday May 29th Soldotna
Tues june 1st # 3
Tues June 8th # 4
Sunday june 13th enduro
Tues June 15th # 5
Tues June 22nd # 6
Saturday June 26th Soldotna
Tues June 29th # 7
Tues July 6th # 8 End of first series
Sunday July 11th Championship race

Tues July 13th # 1
Tues July 20th # 2
Saturday July 24th Soldotna
Tues July 27th # 3
Tues Aug 3rd # 4
Tues Aug 10th # 5
Tues Aug 17th # 6
Saturday Aug 21st Soldotna
Tues Aug 24th # 7
Tues Aug 31st # 8

Champ race does count towards points in first series......

[Mike]

Hey Scott,

What all classes will you guys be running? Thanks in advance for the info!

Mike

[scott]

Classes we expect to have this summer are........Truggy, Buggy, E-truggy, E-Buggy, SC 4X4, Stock SC 10 2X4


The SC 2X4 class this year will be a stock class so new members have a place to start racing without breaking the bank.
We will be following the rules of ROAR this year for the class, as stated in there rule book on page 67 at http://www.roarracing.com as for motor look at previous post by Devil



Racing will start at 6:05 and we will be using a moto style format. This has proven to give more drive time and less down time. Here is an example.

6:05 Truggy 15 min
6:20
6:20 Break 5 min
6:25 E-Buggy 15 min
6:40
6:40 Break 5 min
6:45 Buggy 15 min
7:00
7:00 Break 5 min
7:05 E-Truggy 15 min
7:20
7:20 Break 5 min
7:25 SC10 Stock 10 min
7:35
7:35 Break 5 min
7:40 SC 4X4 15 min
7:55
7:55 Break 5 min
8:00 Truggy 15 min
8:15
8:15 Break 5 min
8:20 E-Buggy 15 min
8:35
8:35 Break 5 min
8:40 Buggy 15 min
8:55
8:55 Break 5 min
9:00 E-Truggy 15 min
9:15
9:15 Break 5 min
9:20 SC10 Stock 10 min
9:30
9:30 Break 5 min
9:35 SC 4X4 15 min


10 minutes for stock X 2 20 minute drive time
15 minutes for nitro X 2 30 minute drive time
15 minutes for electric X 2 30 minute drive time
5 minutes between heats

With 5 to 6 classes you may enter 3 of them
With 3 to 4 classes you may enter 2 of them
You must turn marshall after your race

The electric class will most likely start out at 10 minutes per heat just so we know all can finish the race.

We also have several ideas in the works to make things easier such as checking your finishing time ( having a seperate monitor to veiw that is out side of our pit area) . Having a large count down timer to race so there is no confusion and you don't have to ask how much time is left till the start or tryimg to hear over the engines when called out.

[alaskarcdriver]

sweet you posted some of the races for soldotna.

[vintagefordfan]

what about the rules for 4x4 sc10

[scott]

Production 1/10 sc 4X4 only, sc 1/10 specific wheels and tires, 2 cell lipo max, and any motor. In other words a stock sc4X4 with the exception of motor and sc 1/10 specific tires and wheels. The exception is a center diff on the slash is allowed.

[vintagefordfan]

is this set in stone i would like to get started on setting up for the season and can 2x4 sc10 jump into 4x4 sc10

[hammz]

Any 2X4 vehicle in a 4X4 class will be considered a speed bump! The way our short course class goes I can only imagine what kind of carnage there is going to be in 4X4 class. These things will actually hook-up and the way people are talking about the size of motors to run.......It's going to be interesting!!! We have to keep the rules set in stone, It's just the two classes we really need to worry about. 2X4 is considered entry level and inexpensive, A class that kids can have fun being a part of. You have to run class specific trucks, No mixing it up or miss-match parts.

[scott]

We are going by ROAR rules. http://www.roarracing.com sc4X4 production vehicles only in sc4X4 class, same for sc2X4.
sc2X4 is the most inexpensive class but extremly challanging.

Just checked and rules are out for the SC4X4 class. MOST IMPORTANT motor size is 1/10 scale only no 1/8

8.10.13 1/10th Short Course Truck 4x4
8.10.13.1 Dimensional Specifications:
Item Limit Specification ( * measured axle center)
Wheel base* Minimum 320mm (12.59 in) Maximum 335mm (13.19 in)
Overall Length Minimum 540mm (21.25 in) Maximum 568mm (22.36 in)
Overall Width* Minimum 290mm (11.42 in) Maximum 296mm (11.65 in)
Weight (Ready to Race) Minimum 2325 gr (82 oz)
Vehicle Height Overall Minimum 199mm (7.835 in)
Wheel bead Inner Maximum 76.20mm (3.0 in)
diameter Outer Maximum 55.88mm (2.2 in)
Wheel bead width Maximum 39.37mm (1.55 in)
Wheel width Maximum 41.9mm (1.65 in)
Dish Style Wheels Expressly Prohibited
Tires Diameter mounted Minimum 106.68 (4.20 in)
8.10.13.2 Motor ANY ROAR Approved 1:10 Brushless (Modified, SuperStock, or Stock)
8.10.13.2.1 Battery ANY ROAR Apporved 2S LiPo (7.4volt), 6Cell NiMh (7.2volt), or 2S LiFe
(6.6volt)
8.10.13.3 Four wheel drive with geared or ball differentials only.
8.10.13.4 No tire tread cutting, bald tires or custom cut tires allowed.
8.10.13.5 Body Specifications:
8.10.13.5.1 Full fender truck body. Body must completely cover tires when viewed from above.
8.10.13.5.2 Windshield minimum setback centerline front of body to begin windshield. See
diagram 1.
8.10.13.5.3 Cab roof minimum width and depth. See Diagram 2.
8.10.13.5.4 Cab minimum height and depth. See Diagram 3.
8.10.13.5.5 Cab Setback: Minimum setback is measured from a point equal to the Front
(centerline) of the body to the beginning of the windshield/lower rock guard.
8.10.13.5.6 Cab Profile: Minimum depth of the cab is measured from the beginning point
(centerline) of the windshield/lower rock guard to the rear reference point of the cab
8.10.13.5.7 Roof Panel: Minimum width is measured from outer most points of the roof section
to the upper side window reference line depth of the roof panel is measured (centerline)
8.10.13.5.8 No add on or integrated spoilers/wings allowed.
69
8.10.13.6 Tire Mounted: Minimum Diameter of the tire (mounted) is established to limit
extremely low profile designs. The target dimension (new tire) is established at 4.30 nches. To
compensate for wear, molding tolerances, degradation of foam inserts, the pre- race minimum
allowable diameter of a mounted tire is 4.20 inches. Tracks and Promoters are encouraged to
select a “Stated” tire that works best for their particular location.

[vintagefordfan]

ok cool no problem then what about class schedule (class order and race length) and race dates are those in stone