Classes

R/C vehicles outside of these official race classes will not be turned away; everyone gets a
chance to race in this club. The car will be placed with the most similar class based on scale and power system. For example, nitro powered Monster Trucks are place with 1/8th Scale Nitro Truggy. These vehicles do not collect points in the race series.
To earn points, a minimum of 3 vehicles must be registered at each race to complete a class. If only 1 or 2 vehicles are registered for a class, they will run with another class just for fun.

All racers are subject to a tech inspection at the request of the Race Director and/or Race Officials.

Reverse is not be used during any club or race events for the protection of the other racers and marshals.

We of course want everyone in attendance to participate and will make every effort to find a way for every R/C vehicle to be raced.

R/C industry standard 1/8th buggy size restrictions apply, for reference here are the standard
dimensions:
Engines – 0.19 to 0.21 cubic inch. Only RTR vehicles will be allowed to run with larger
displacement (typically a 0.28ci engine), any replacement engine must be 0.19 to 0.21ci.
Throttle Return Device – All vehicles must have a TRD installed. It must close the carburetor
if the throttle linkage becomes detached from the carburetor. The TRD must be attached to the carburetor directly. A failsafe is not considered a TRD. Examples of an acceptable TRD would be a rubber band, o-ring or a spring.
Fuel Capacity – Maximum 125 ml/cc – includes tank, filter(s) and fuel line from tank to carb.
Exhaust pipes – must meet the 85 decibel limit and have no movable parts in them.
Charging – LIPO/LIFE receiver batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically
designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle’s
receiver box with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.
Transmission – 1 speed only
Bodies – Buggy only
Tires – Rubber only

R/C industry standard 1/8th truggy size restrictions apply; for reference here are the standard
dimensions:
Engines – 0.21 to 0.28 cubic inch.
Throttle Return Device – All nitro vehicles must have a TRD installed. It must close the carburetor if the throttle linkage becomes detached from the carburetor. The TRD must be attached to the carburetor directly. A failsafe is not considered a TRD. Examples of an acceptable TRD would be a rubber band, o-ring or a spring.
Exhaust pipes – must meet the 85 decibel limit and have no movable parts in them.
Fuel Capacity – Maximum 150 ml/cc – includes tank, filter(s) and fuel line from tank to carb.
Transmission/diff – single speed direct drive (1/8 buggy) style driveline only.
Charging – LIPO/LIFE receiver batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle’s receiver box with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.
Bodies – Truck or SUV styles only (no buggy or car bodies allowed)
Wheels – Must be manufactured for Monster Trucks/Truggy.
Tires – Rubber only. Note LPR and VTR based wheels and tires are OK.

R/C industry standard 1/8th buggy size restrictions apply, for reference here are the standard
dimensions:
Motor is open to racer’s choice.
Battery 2S – 6S lipo or equivalent LiFe or NIMH voltage, no capacity limit. Hard case lipo batteries are not required but strongly encouraged. Damaged or swollen packs must not be run.
Charging – Batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.
Transmission – 1 speed only
Bodies – Buggy only
Tires – Rubber only

R/C industry standard 1/8th truggy size restrictions apply; for reference here are the standard
dimensions:
Motor is open to racer’s choice.
Battery 2S – 6S lipo or equivalent LiFe or NIMH voltage, no capacity limit. Hard case lipo batteries are not required but strongly encouraged. Damaged or swollen packs must not be run.
Charging – Batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.
Bodies – Truck/Truggy styles only
Wheels – Must be manufactured for Monster Trucks/Truggy.
Tires – Rubber only. Note LPR and VTR based wheels and tires are OK.

R/C industry standard 1/10th buggy size restrictions apply; for reference here are the standard dimensions:
Motor – 13.5 or higher turn brushless suggested, no timing limit
ESC – ‘Blinky’ mode enabled (no boost)
Battery – 2S lipo or equivalent LiFe or NIMH voltage, no capacity limit. Damaged or swollen packs must not be run.
Charging – Batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.

R/C industry standard 1/10th buggy size restrictions apply; for reference here are the standard dimensions:
Motor – 10.5 or higher turn brushless suggested, no timing limit
ESC – open to racer’s choice
Battery – 2S lipo or equivalent LiFe or NIMH voltage, no capacity limit. Damaged or swollen packs must not be run.
Charging – Batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.

R/C industry standard 1/10th Short Course Truck size restrictions apply; for reference here are the standard dimensions.

Motor – 10.5 or higher turn brushless, no timing limit

ESC – ‘Blinky’ mode enabled (no boost)
Battery – 2S lipo or equivalent LiFe or NIMH voltage, no capacity limit. Damaged or swollen packs must not be run.
Charging – Batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.
Tires – must run short course sized (2.2” outer bead, 3.0” inner bead) wheel and tire. No 1/8th Buggy sized wheels/tires.
Body – must run a short course truck styled body which covers the wheels when viewed from above. No wings allowed – number plates supplied with the body are OK.

Vehicle must be a commercially marketed 1/10th 4WD Short Course Truck such as Traxxas Slash 4×4, Losi TEN-SCTE, Tekno SCT410, Team Durango DESC10, Team Associated SC-10 4×4, Jammin SCRT10, Arrma Senton, etc… (not a 1/8 conversion)
R/C industry standard 1/10th Short Course Truck size restrictions apply; for reference here are the standard dimensions.
Tires – must run short course sized (2.2” outer bead, 3.0” inner bead) wheel and tire. 1/8th Buggy sized wheels/tires are not allowed. Any tire pattern/compound allowed; no tire tread cutting.
Body – must run a short course truck styled body which covers the wheels when viewed from above. No wings allowed – number plates supplied with the body are OK.
Battery – voltages up to 3S (11.1V) lipo allowed. No capacity limit.
Electronics – motor, ESC, servo are open to racer’s choice.
Charging – batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.

R/C industry standard 1/10th stadium truck size restrictions apply; for reference here are the standard dimensions:

Motor – 13.5 or higher turn brushless suggested, no timing limit

ESC – ‘Blinky’ mode enabled (no boost)
Battery – 2S lipo or equivalent LiFe or NIMH voltage, no capacity limit. Damaged or swollen packs must not be run.
Charging – Batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.

This is a mixed class of a number of 1/10th scale electric 2 wheel drive and 4X4 vehicle types. Vehicle must be a commercially marketed 2WD/4WD Buggy, Stadium Truck, Short Course Truck, Short Course Buggy, or Monster Truck. Smaller scale vehicles are also OK but may have trouble getting around the track.
Tires – must run tires intended for the chassis type being raced. Example: Buggy sized tires on a buggy chassis. Short Course Tires must have a 2.2” outer bead, 3.0” inner bead wheel and tire. No 1/8th sized wheels/tires. Any tire pattern/compound allowed; no tire tread cutting.
Body – must run a body intended for the chassis type being raced. Example: Buggy body on a buggy, Stadium Truck body on a ST, etc… Short course trucks should run a body which covers the wheels when viewed from above.
Battery – must run a 7.4V 2S lipo or 7.2V 6 cell NIMH battery. No capacity limit.
Electronics – motor, ESC, servo are open to racer’s choice.
Charging – batteries MUST be charged in a charging sack specifically designed and marketed for the purpose of charging lipos or charged inside the vehicle with the body on. Do not exceed manufacturers recommended charge rates.