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• Electric and Nitro (1:12, 1:10, 1:8 and more)
• 4WD Touring Sedan
• 2WD/RWD Pan-car and World GT
• Outlaw/Brushless Racing Circuit (BRC)
• Off-road carpet (Slash, buggy, and stadium truck)
• Oval

Note: Nitro races are held at Zephyr Field in parking lot "D"

Four (4) cars are required to form a class. Class specs may change without notice as class grows in order to meet the needs of the race class. Depending on the number of entries, racers may race according to skill level (Novice, Sportsman, or Expert).

 Cars with a brushless motor system, other than what is listed, will race in the Brushless Racing Circuit (BRC).

1:10 TC 13.5/19T Foam/Rubber

Outlaw TC Brushless Racing Circuit (BRC)

1/12 Pan-car 13.5/19T

World GT

Short Course Truck

Vintage TransAm

Oval Racing League (ORL)

Slash SPEC

1:18 Micro Open

1/10 Pan-car/Classic (235mm)

MT Street/Jam-style

1:8 Nitro

1:8 IGT

1:10 TC Sedan Nitro Sport/Super Sport

Qualification and Main Races

• Qualification races are 4-8 minutes.

• Main Event races are 6-30 minutes.

• Qualification and Main Event races may change due to unforeseen events or situations (classes, available time, or the number of competitors).

Conduct

• All racers will follow the procedures of the local track. 

• Un-sportsmanlike conduct is any action or language that may be regarded as abusive to a spectator or another racer. It is not allowed before, after, or during a race.

• Unsportsmanlike conduct may result in loss of points or disqualification or other penalties at the disretion of track officials.

• Cars cannot be pushed across the finish line.

• Drivers are not to drive against the flow of a race, block faster drivers, or attempt to purposely wreck another driver.

• Shortcutting the track is not allowed. If a driver cuts the track, he/she must pull aside and allow the competitor immediately behind him/her to pass. Failure to do so will result in penalties (10 seconds, a lap per offense, or qualifier.) 

Marshals

• Every competitor is expected to marshal immediately after his/her race or designate a substitute and immediately notify race officials of the change.

• Penalty for not marshalling is one lap off of best qualifier.

• Cars that can no longer continue in a race will be removed from the track if they are in the path of other cars. Otherwise, they are to be removed after the race.

• Turn Marshals will not repair cars during a race.

• Turn Marshals must remain on the track until each race has been officially completed.

Radio

• To avoid possible frequency conflicts, racers should consider having a second frequency available to compete. DSM/Spektrum-type (2.4mhz) radios will be the exception.

• Only a race official may authorize a frequency change or allow radios to operate in pit area. Otherwise, all radios must be turned off.

• Radio impound may/will be immediately after a qualification/main event ends. The exception to this is that a competitor will use the same radio for immediate use.

Transponders

• AMBrc Rechargeable Transponder available

Practice

• Practice will terminate one (1) hour prior to the start of the first qualifier.

• All practice will be monitored by a race official.

Maintenance

• Clean your area

• Remove foreign object debris from racing surface

• Help with track set-up or removal

• Assist race director with one race (qualifier or main)

• Report unsafe conditions or unsafe operating of RC equipment

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