People need a place to drive their radio control onroad cars; people need a place to learn & share; people need a place where friendly and helpful attitudes are all around.
Our club is made up of r/c enthusiasts & racers who volunteer their time and money to developing an on-road course for rc hobbyists of all levels.We strive to provide a fun, family-friendly, positive place that caters to radio control car enthusiasts of all levels and provides a safe environment to run & watch r/c on-road and touring cars!
Track Rules and Code of Conduct
1. GENERAL
A. It is the intent of the club to conduct all practices/races in a clean sportsman-like manner. Any attempts to deliberately bump or ram another car or run it off the track will be grounds for disciplinary action. Continuous disregard for other cars on the track will be assumed to be deliberate ramming. Disciplinary action can range from removal from the track to permanent ban from the track by vote of the club membership.
B. Please allow time for track preparation by assisting with set-up or tear down of the track. This is a community track so, the more people who help, the faster and longer we can race.
Plan your time accordingly.
C. No abusive or foul language will be tolerated. We wish to maintain a family atmosphere and children may be present.
D. Good communication is essential. Shout out when your car stops or is immobile on the track. This will help avoid accidents and broken parts /cars. Furthermore, shout out when entering the track to move or retrieve a car. You are a big blind spot to other drivers when on the track. This will help avoid collisions.
E. Remember we are all guests – remember to pick up after yourself. Dispose of all trash in the provided garbage cans. Dispose of extra Nitro in provided bucket - NO DUMPING ON THE GROUND!
Leave your area as you found it – clean!
F. Being that this is an on road course, only on road type vehicles will be allowed on the track.
2. FREQUENCY CONTROL
A. If there is no clip on the channel/frequency control board, it means the channel is unavailable for use.
B. It will be the responsibility of the driver to remove the appropriate frequency clip from the control board when he or she wishes to use that channel. If you are the only person utilizing that frequency, you may keep the clip until the end of the day. However, if others are sharing the same frequency, promptly remove it when leaving the driver's stand and place back on the frequency board for further use.
C. Frequency chips must be displayed on your transmitter at all times when you car is on the track. (SPEKTRUM transmitters are exempt).
D. Most importantly, drivers should only turn on his or her transmitter when he or she has a clip from the frequency control board.
3. PASSING SLOWER CARS
When driving on the track, where slower cars are being overtaken and passed by faster cars, the slower car should try to maintain a consistent path around the track. The faster car will be responsible for selecting and executing the proper passing option.
I have read and understand the track rules and code of conduct. I agree to abide by the rules set forth and understand that failure to comply will result in loss of track privileges (yes, it is a privilege and not a right).
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