With not that many race meets left before the Qld Tiltes it looks like the committee will agree to running the regular track every race meet for the electric classes.
This means that if you want to practice for the EP Titles you can race Bayside any normal raceday and be sure to get the right track layout.
We’re looking forward to having some visitors race with us over the next couple of months.
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7 responses to “Bayside and the Qld EP Titles”
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what date and month is the titles?
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September – 28/29
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Good to know. I think there is only around 7 more club meets before the titles.
Also thanks to the Bayside Club.LikeLike
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Also the committee has agreed to allow the 540 and stock to run 6 minutes now same as we will be running at the Qld Titles.
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Is this the rules -????
2.1.1 Novice Class
2.1.1.1 no age limit
2.1.1.2 no Brushless motors allowed (as per Motor specifications – 2.10.5)
2.1.1.3 6 cell Nimh batteries only (as per battery specifications)
2.1.1.4 No Lipos allowed
2.1.1.5 Weight limit is 1500 grams including lap timing equipment
2.1.1.6 If driver/entrant has placed in the top 3 of any ORRCA QLD or AARCMCC sanctioned event, regardless of class or scale, the driver/entrant is not eligible for this class.
2.1.2 Stock Class
2.1.2.1 Brushed and Brushless motors allowed (as per Motor specifications – 2.10.4)
2.1.2.2 Nimh or Lipo battery packs allowed (as per Battery specifications – 2.8)
2.1.2.3 6 cell Nimh or 7.4v Lipos – hard cased only
2.1.2.4 Weight Limit regardless of battery type is 1500grams including lap timing equipment
2.1.3 Modified Class
2.1.3.1 Any Brushed or Brushless motors allowed (as per Motor specifications 2.10.3)
2.1.3.2 5 cell Nimh battery packs only (as per Battery specifications – 2.8)
2.1.3.3 No Lipos allowed
2.1.3.4 Weight limit is 1430 grams including lap timing equipment
2.1.4 General specifications for all classes:
2.1.4.1 Four wheel drive only
2.1.4.2 Pan type chassis are not allowed (1/10th and 1/12th scale chassis)
2.1.4.3 Chassis must have independent suspension to all four wheels
2.1.4.4 Each wheel must have a flexible joint (dogbone/universal/cvd) in its drive shaftLikeLike
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I believe so – part of the rules anyway
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Thanks for that.
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