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Race classes

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Ten classes for Mini-Z and 1/28-scale racers, from first-timers to experts.

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Full Throttle Racecraft

Racecraft is a driver-development class and the required starting point for every new racer. It's a controlled 50% throttle class, so you focus on technique instead of reaction time.

  • Driving line and corner entry
  • Smooth throttle control
  • Passing and being passed without contact
  • Track etiquette, race procedures and awareness

Drive safely and consistently, and you earn your Full Throttle Racing License, which unlocks the standard classes and club events.

Tuesday nights

Racecraft runs Tuesdays at 7pm. See the calendar for the full week.

The lineup

Classes and specs

Full Throttle Racecraft

98mm chassis, completely stock

Entry class and required starting point for new racers. Limited to bearings, tires, springs, T-plate and a 7T pinion.

Kyosho Mini-Z Stock

98mm chassis

Stock configuration. Bearings, tires, springs, T-plate and open gearing allowed.

Porsche Cup

RM Narrow chassis

Kyosho Porsche 911 GT bodies only, 6T pinion modifications allowed.

Full Throttle Street Kings

98mm chassis

Kyosho X-Speed motors (50T or 70T). Differential, gearing and aftermarket wings allowed.

Kyosho LM

102mm chassis

X-Speed motors with similar modifications to Street Kings.

Kyosho EVO (AAA Brushless)

102mm chassis

Brushless setup with extensive drivetrain and aero customization.

2500 Lipo

1/28 scale

2500kv motors on 2S LiPo batteries.

AAA 3500

1/28 scale

3500kv motors on AAA batteries. 53T spur, 16T pinion.

Euro Truck

98-102mm chassis

Kyosho motors with custom truck bodies.

Formula 1

Approved 2WD chassis

GL Racing, G-Force and other approved chassis. Molded hard plastic bodies, 2S LiPo power.

Questions about what's legal for your car? Ask at the track or send us a message.

Race etiquette

Code of conduct

  • Slower drivers move to the outside line when faster cars approach.
  • No intentional bumping or aggressive driving.
  • Wait for clear traffic before rejoining after a crash. Corner marshals help with stuck or flipped cars.
  • Follow the Race Director's grid and start procedures.
  • Tire compounds of any type are not permitted.
  • Remove any malfunctioning car that is a hazard.
  • Respect competitors, marshals and officials, or face disqualification.
  • Qualifying heats run 3 minutes and mains run 5 minutes, with staggered starts for fair timing.