I've raced them 3 times now, twice at worksop and once at ardent. I think they DO belong on slipier surfaces as they're more fun to race and getting them on carpet just takes most of the fun out of it and it just becomes like tacing TC's.
But it has been an absolute hoot and has broken the day up nicely. You don't really have to mess around with them too much either. You just come back from marshalling, put it on charge and wait for the next race. There's hardly ever any borken parts to fix as they're so tough too.
BUT, I think rich is right now. If it is to be taken seriously, they need to be raced properly. Rubbing allowed but no ramming or driving into people deliberately, 5 min runs with no reversing the direction etc.
But i think the 'le mans' start that we had at worksop was a good idea. Possibly at larger meetings this could be incorporated for the A-final.
