April 8, 2010

ROAR euthanize the Bull Dog / Paved Nats update

ROAR Electric Off-Road Nationals update

Two updates from US governing body ROAR. The first relates back to what we previously wrote about regarding the new trend of body shells that sport forward mounted cockpits, and states that amongst other things the new Pro-Line Bull Dog buggy body is not allowed to be used at this years ROAR fuel off-road Nationals (further details here). ROAR have also announced the 2010 competition classes to be contested at the 2010 ROAR Electric on-road paved national championship. This year’s class structure will include a new concept in ROAR National championship racing, the sportsman touring car class that will use a named list of ESC’s and 17.5 brushless motors to provide a fair and even playing field and the reduction in speeds ROAR members have been asking for. The traditional stock division has been replaced by the expert division and the modified division has been replaced by the open division.

The classes to be contested will be as follows:

Sportsman TC
Expert TC (17.5)
Open TC
Expert 1/12th (17.5)
Open 1/12th
Expert World GT (13.5)

Sportsman divisions will race using the ROAR sportsman participant national guidelines (PDF), ROAR approved 17.5 brushless motors and sportsman approved esc list. The list will be compiled and posted for member use in the coming weeks. Expert division will use ROAR approved motor winds as designated in the class list and open ESC’s. Open Divisions can use any 1:10 class motor approved. All motors and batteries used must be published on the ROAR Products listing 14 Days prior to start of the event. The 2010 ROAR on-road national championship is scheduled for August 5-8, 2010 hosted by Nor Cal Hobbies, Union City, California USA. Event Registration opens May 5, 2010 and registration can be done online here.

Source: ROAR [roarracing.com]



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