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Originally Posted by hashiriya
Smartalec then commented on how there is now standard for budget micro racing and so the class would probably not work which Scott must have seen as not contructive for what he was trying to achieve.
The bottom line is that any micro should be able to run, they might just keep some of the cheaper ones seperate to have some controlled budget racing using micros as a platform.
I'm sure there will be an official answer soon enough
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Correct, I pointed out that there was no actual stock class for micro's and that almost everyone in the country used the same car, the LRP Shark. Scott didn't seem to like that at all and although two other people on the forum (both regular micro racers) agreed with me he decided that the best option was to delete all the posts, the reason given, "these guys have nothing sensible to say". To be honest, I thought I was offering a new club some advice
. I also replied to a post about control tyres. A suggestion was made about the Schumacher Rally Block in yellow compound and I pointed out that the best option on slippy floor would be WHITE compound. Although they appear to wear out quicker than yellow, on slippy floor only they will last for ages as even when the tread disappears the compound will keep them gripping the floor. This was again aimed at helpiing people at their club and not trying to upset anyone.
As i've said earlier, I would actually like to run at the club as i've never run entirely on slippy floor with the micro and it sounds like fun.
