Tips on RC Car Tracks

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Summary: There are three different types of RC car tracks: off-road, on-road and drag racing; learn more about RC car tracks in this free hobby video clip on remote control car racing.

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Robbie Robbie has been Racing RC cars for 7 years. He has also owned and operated his store and RC track for 4 years. He is the head operator of all the races and th... read more

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Tips on RC Car Tracks

Robbie for Expert Village, take a little time to talk about RC racing particularly RC racing tracks. In general there's three different types of tracks that you'll see for RC's it's organized. We have off-road tracks which if you were to look at one or you have looked at one you'll see pretty much like a miniature motor cross track, little jumps, corners, technicals, rhythm and timing sections very much like you'll see motorcycles or off-road racing trucks or something using. Also there's on-road tracks which will be asphalt, sometime concrete with a lot of high speed corners, technical sections where you would put your cars. Very, very fast, very responsive 10 scale 8 scale cars and then drag racing. You'll find a lot of folks that actually will, there's one here in town where they have a miniature drag strip its 100 and what 130 something odd feet and they actually drag race them, second to three second runs with different rails, funny cars and also ready to runs that they bought from the hobby stores.