Sunday Night racing ????????????????????
 

When does Saturday night racing start?

I'm itching to dust off my Tamiya mini and I reckon the 15 or so Broxtowe mini racers will be too! as long as the track flows nicely like at Broxtowe indoors. i.e. not hairpin after hairpin and with nice sweeping bends.

If and when it starts maybe you should be in charge of laying out the track then??

My post was not intended as a criticism of the track layout at Mansfield John, I apologise if it came across that way. It's good for off road and always has been.

If you've ever raced a Tamiya mini before you would know hairpin after hairpin is no fun, just loads of wheelspin, and that's why the layout at Broxtowe in the winter works so well for them. Highly technical layouts just don't work for minis.

As for being in charge of track layout, I would prefer input from everyone, taking all the different classes into account. Otherwise whoever is in charge of track layout would understandably cater for their chosen class.

I thought my M05 was benched until the indoor season at Broxtowe .. if the track is onroad friendly I may frequent .... :thumbsup:

Scott.

saturday night racing
 

hi all just to let you know saturday night racing at manfield is no longer possible as we share the room with others and it is being used on saturday nights. i didnt know this when i put the post up sorry.
however we can have the room sundays from 4pm onwards through the summer so would this work for people.

No need to apologise Gareth. Sunday afternoon sounds good.

sundays could be doable

Sunday nights would be great,it won't impeed on the weekend so to speak,and there is never much to do on a sunday night.

Steve E.

Sun pm would work fine for me too :thumbsup:

count me in for sundays too:thumbsup:

Sunday night is better for me :thumbsup: Looks like I will have to dust off the Mi1, I'm glad I didn't sell it.

Does any one have a TC shell they don't want?

Defo Sunday nights Gareth suits me sir bring it on brother lol

What I have heard is that there will be minimum ramps for off road so it's easier to change the track for tourers & minis etc just like Broxtowe, as far as track layout mr Musgrove is very considerate when it comes to track layouts and I am sure he will do a tack to suit all and I am sure will take suggestions from people who help build the track

I’m always up for suggestions as it is a democracy not a dictatorship

:thumbsup:.

Track lay out is difficult at the moment as the area is a lot bigger and if your not inventive with the track we will run out of track markers. The club may have to buy some more in the future.

Anyone who helps can have there say, I won’t be there every Sunday so someone else will have to take over.

Any ideas of when the first session is going to be(assuming it's going to happen)?

Start date may get discussed at tomorrows club meeting? Hopefully:thumbsup:

Instead of shelling out for extra track marking things why not take a jigsaw to some of the existing ones. Present Track Guide is box shaped cut them in half double the quantity £0 pounds to do it.

got my new toy for sunday night racing