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Originally Posted by jimmy
I got bored of the vintage racing since the cars just weren't even. I'm pretty sure my graphite rc10 had the 6gear box and it was frankly crap compared to the other rc10's racing.
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That's the problem with vintage racing, the technology moved on so fast back then you had to buy a new car each year just to keep up. Pick a year and more serious racers end up with whatever was fastest in the previous year.
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Get a new rc10, get some spares - race and have fun. I'm confident we'll get enough numbers to run a heat or two at our races. Hopefully some others take it up also and organise small heats at their clubs to grow it. You can't compare it to some ancient old car - this is new and will have full parts support - and they want people to race them, they are well up for it.
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One car, box stock. No argument about someone having better updates or hard to find parts. It's entirely down to the best built and best driven buggy.
This discussion isn't about vintage racing in general, or how popular it might be at the clubs. It's about whether anyone is interested in a spec stock RC10 class if Jimmy adds it to the Oople series.