Number's at Club's

[SDARCY118]

Hi all

Just wondering how other clubs across the country are doing on Electric buggies and truggies count per meeting..just purely out of interest:)

Currently at my local track (adur rc) we have 8+ electric buggies at each meeting currently mixing it with the nitro next season i think the club planning a break away championship:woot:

we also have i think 4 truggies electric each meeting..mixing with a nitro or two:)

Cheers

Sam D'Arcy:cool:

[captainlip]

What club is that at? I'll be at all the NW tracks next season.

[mark christopher]

My guess is its the club in brackets in his post.........

[eyeayen]

My nearest club ( South Coast RC Car Club (http://www.southcoastrc.co.uk/) ) is almost solely electric 8th cars. They sort of started as a bashing club and it's almost grown into proper racing. I'd say 10 electric truggies there and about 3 or 4 nitro buggies.

Clanfield which is a bit up in the air at the moment due to it now being part of the national parks and planning having to be re-applied for has been Nitro only every time I've been.

[learnerdriver]

3 or 4 e-buggies and /or e-truggies at coventry and a couple of e-buggies at nene valley on a regular basis

would be good to get an electric only event next year to gauge interest

[v-tec]

1 week ago at ( Remote world slough) 1 MP9-E
3 weeks ago at (West mill Herts) 2 MP9-E

Looked good, But no use if you crash near a marshall with poor hearing LOL

[captainlip]

very true, im going to get a huge "electric powered" sticker so they dont sit there for ages wondering why the wheels are spinning :D

[coleman758]

What club is that at? I'll be at all the NW tracks next season.

at the same time :confused:

[captainlip]

at the same time :confused:


no just doing the rounds. :thumbsup: