[taz5311]

I've been racing at Leighton Buzzard MCC for about four years now and agree with most about setting up, Its the same old faces week in week out.
We have been running a very good Tamiya MINI class for years and it certainly helps with ecouraging the youngsters to join, (having a good local model shop helps as they can help push the class.) cheap to start but can allow for hop-ups as drivers improve.
Tuesday was the first round of our new TT_01 class, run straight out of the box, only 'hop-ups' allowed are bearing set, alloy drive shaft and 3 racing shocks. we use a control motor, (ansmann clash 28) and control tyres again 3 racing. This has already proven to be a popular class, cheap entry level racing.