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A bit of background info: The founding meeting was held at the home of Henry Ogden, that is adjacent to the tracks, on December 10 th 2008.
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Last leg of RC X challenge at Meyerton Raceway
Entries:
Although the entries came in with dribs and drabs in the weeks preceding the race, came Sunday morning the 17th November, there were 42 entries that Mark Jooste had to deal with. There were three nitro buggy heats and two nitro truggy heats. With only minimal help from Henry, the squatting list was ready just after 8. Douglas Dyer, who usually takes care of race control, was engaged in cycling that morning and Mark agreed to take over until Douglas was available again a bit later. Dankie Mark, maar ongelukkig vir jou weet ons nou jy kan!
Oh, by the way, we were ready for an electric buggy class, but with only four entries, it just didn’t seem practical to give them a class of their own. We did however give them some opportunities to play around on the track in order to discharge their batteries.
Meyerton On Road Electric Race Rules
Electric 1/10 scale beginners class
1) Any RTR that is purchased as it comes out the box with motor and speed control.
Please note: only new drivers to the sport with no driving experience is allowed in this class. If such a driver wins four race days in a row, he has qualified to move on to the next class.
2) Any tyres : rubber or foam
3) Motors can be silver can, fan or black fan or any other motors fitted to a ready to run.
4) Weight of the car with a battery fitted must be no less than 1.38 kg.
5) Any body, scale or semi scale, suitable for 1/10 scale Electric racing, excluding World Sports Prototypes and Can Am cars.
Two door bodies and four door bodies are allowed. (Meyerton rule for club races only)
6) Battery has no limit on maximum capacity and C ratings, but must fit in battery holder without any
modifying on battery holder
7) Speed Control that is supplied with the RTR kit.
8) Gear ratio is not to be changed
Please note : The above rules applies to Meyerton Raceway, only.
Electric 540 Johnson touring class
1) Any chassis steel, aluminium, plastic or fibre
2) Tyres : rubber or foam
3) Motors must be silver can Johnson 540 two slot or silver can fan motor with two slots.
4) Weight of the car with a battery fitted must no less than 1.38 kg.
5) Any body, scale or semi scale, suitable for 1/10 scale Electric racing, excluding World Sports Prototypes and Can Am cars.
Two door bodies and four door bodies are allowed (Meyerton rule for club races only)
6) Battery has no limit on maximum capacity and C ratings, but must fit in battery holder without any
modifying on battery holder.
7) Speed Control that will be compatible with the 540 Johnson or the silver can fan motor any make.
8) Gear ratio can be geared to suit the 540 Johnson and silver can fan motor.
Please note : The above rules applies to Meyerton Raceway, only.
Electric 21.5T touring class
1) Any chassis: steel, aluminium, plastic or fibre
2) Tyres : rubber spec or foam
3) Motors must be 21.5T to SARDA spec but can be any make as long as it has fixed timing.
4) Weight of the car with a battery fitted must not be less than 1.38 kg.
5) Any bodies, scale or semi scale, suitable for 1/10 scale Electric racing, excluding World Sports Prototypes and Can Am cars.
Two door bodies and four door bodies are allowed (Meyerton rule for club races only).
6) Batteries have no limits on maximum capacity and C ratings, but must fit in battery holder without any modifying on battery holder
7) Speed Control to SARDA specs and any make as long as it is not boosted and timing advanced.
8) Gear ratio will be limited to maximum roll out of 54mm.
Electric TTO 1 Tamiya Stock touring class
TT01 Chassis
TT02 Chassis
TT01 Chassis
TT02 Chassis
Electric 17.5T touring class
1) Any chassis steel, aluminium, plastic or fibre
2) Tyres : rubber or foam
3) Motors must be 17.5T and can be any make of motor
4) Weight of the car with a battery fitted must be no less than 1.38 kg
5) Any bodies, scale or semi scale, suitable for 1/10 scale Electric racing, excluding World Sports Prototypes and Can Am cars.
Two door bodies and four door bodies are allowed (Meyerton rule for club races only)
6) Batteries have no limits on maximum capacity and C ratings, but must fit into battery holder without any modification of battery holder
7) Speed Control can be any make to suit the 17.5 motor
Electric 13.5T touring class
1) Any chassis: steel, aluminium, or fibre
2) Tyres : rubber or foam
3) Motors must be 13.5T and can be any make of motor.
4) Weight of the car with a battery fitted must not be lighter than 1.38 KG
5) Any bodies, scale or semi scale, suitable for 1/10 scale Electric racing, excluding World Sports Prototypes and Can Am cars.
Two door bodies and four door bodies are allowed (Meyerton rule for club races only 6) Any bodies suitable for 1/10 scale Electric racing excluding world sports cars and Can am cars. (Two
door bodies and four door bodies are allowed ) ( Meyerton rule for club races)
6) Batteries have no limits on maximum capacity and C ratings, but must fit in battery holder without any modification of battery holder
7) Speed Control can be any make to suit the 13.5 motor
Electric open modified touring class
1) Any chassis: steel, aluminium, or fibre
2) Tyres: rubber or foam
3) Motors; any turn brushless motors no limits
4) Weight of the car with a battery fitted must not be less than 1.38 kg
5) Any bodies, scale or semi scale, suitable for 1/10 scale Electric racing, excluding World Sports Prototypes and Can Am cars.
Two door bodies and four door bodies are allowed (Meyerton rule for club races only)
6) Batteries have no limits on maximum capacity and C ratings but must fit in battery holder without any modifying on battery holder
7) Speed Control no limits
8) Gear ratio no limits
Electric Mini class
TAMIYA CHASSIS ONLY
M03, M03L, M04M, M05 and M06:
M04L:
Euro Trucks ( Tamiya trucks)
CHASSIS:
Tamiya TTO1 and TTO2 Chassis
IMPORTANT RULES FOR DRIVERS TO TAKE NOTE
1) Starting time for racing on competition days (Sundays) will be as follow:
a) Gates open at 7.00am
b) Registration at 7.45am
c) Drivers briefing at 8.30am
d) Race will start appr 9am
Please note : Any driver that has failed to register on- line and arrive late (i.e. after the drivers’ briefing) will lose his ranking position and will be added at the bottom of the next heat.
2) No pause will be applied after the computer’s set time has timed out.
3) On a fun day the track will be open from 9h00 and will be open for everyone, regardless of their driving skills. The track will not be sugared and no timing equipment will be set up.
4) ON ROAD RACE DAY; Times will be as in clause number one. The track will be swept and sugared on Saturday afternoon late or early on Sunday morning. The timing system will be connected on Sunday morning.
5) Keep in mind that the track is surrounded by gravel roads and a moderate amount of dust on the tar track is likely to be present in windy conditions.
6) We will use the BBK system and run two qualifiers of five minutes each, one to count, and two five minute legs in the Mains, which will be added at the end of the race.
7) Please make sure to enter your car in the correct category according to your motor size to prevent disqualification.
8) Please note: The track will only be sugared for club races and other big events.
OFF ROAD RACE DAY;
Times will be as in clause number one. The track will be prepared to off road standards and will be swept on Fridays.
There will be dust on the track and it might be bumpy to a certain level ( it IS off road !)
We will be using the BBK system and will run three five minute qualifiers, two to count and thirty minutes for all finals.
9) Monthly prize giving will be after every race and also at the end of a six month period.
Any person not present at prize giving will forfeit his/her trophy/trophies.
10) All drivers are compelled to check his transponder before the race starts. Failure to comply and then picks up trouble, the driver will have to bear the consequences. Race control will not accept responsibility, regardless whether it is a personal or club transponder.
THESE RULES ARE FIXED FOR THE YEAR (2017) AND IS NOT OPEN FOR DISCUSSION.
SHOULD THESE RULES NOT SUIT YOU OR DO NOT MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS, THEN YOU ARE AT THE WRONG TRACK!!!!!
We are looking forward to see you racing at Meyerton Raceway in 2016
Happy Racing!
Hi ouens, dis julle vriendelike tannie hier. Wil net onder julle aandag bring dat ek en die skoonmaker gereeld goed optel op die bane. Julle moet asb nie huiwer om te kom vra as julle iets verloor het nie. Al is dit iets so klein soos ‘n body clip of ‘n grub screw, kom vra gerus. Daar is al selfs ‘n beursie opgetel.(in hierdie geval is dit leeg by my ingedien).
Dan wil ek ook mooi vra dat julle so ‘n bietjie meer konsidererend moet wees met die netheid van jul ‘spot’. Daar is ten minste 10 vullisblikke, klein en groot, op die terrein. Tog moet ek elke week loop en peel-off’s optel van jul kar nommers, en die verpakking van jul spares, soos van jul glow plugs. Waarom kan leë plastiek 500ml bottels nie sommer reguit asblik toe gaan nie, dan hoef jy nie later te buk om dit op te tel nie? Ek vertrou dit gaan nie nodig wees om weer te vra nie..ons mense kan mos saamwerk, of hoe?
For our English speaking visitors: short and sweet: DO NOT LITTER!!!!!
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