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Looking to turbocharge your radio-controlled racing experience? Whether you’re a seasoned RC racer or just starting out, our UK & Europe-wide RC Club & Track Finder is your go-to resource for uncovering the best venues. From high-velocity asphalt circuits to indoor carpet setups, astroturf off-road tracks to oval racing arenas, our up-to-date directory helps hobbyists and competitors alike locate clubs, venues, and upcoming race nights with ease. Navigate to nearby locations, explore track surfaces and formats, and get ready to connect with the RC community—get started now!
We Are Horsham RC
Address: rh12 3ly, South East, RH12 3LYWho are we? We are Horsham Radio Control Car Club. We race electric radio controlled cars of the following types: 1/10th M-Classis Touring Cars 1/10th Touring Cars 1/10th Buggys 1/12 th GT12 1/12 th LMP If you have another sort of vehicle that you would like to try racing with we can usually manage to fit you into one of the existing classes. We only race indoors (on carpet) so unfortunately we cannot accommodate nitro cars! Although everyone likes to be competitive (this is all about racing after all!). We try to provide a relaxed environment where novice drivers can feel welcome and able to participate. Sometimes we hold special events such as trailer races, silver can races or endurance races. Where are we? We race at Broadbridge Heath Village Centre and Social Club on Friday nights. We race almost every Friday night throughout the year with only a few exceptions. See the calendar page for further details. Broadbridge Heath is on the West side of Horsham. Here is a map How do I start racing? Just turn up! ... and don't forget your towel! Yes that's right - you must bring an old towel with you to protect the pit-tables from your messy car fiddling - that bit is important because otherwise we could find ourselves without a venue ? Unfortunately we cannot let you race without a pit towel. It is also preferable to have a few different frequency options available in case too many people all want to use the same frequency. As per the BRCA regulations and common sense all LIPO batteries must be charged/discharged inside LIPO safe bags. Please charge batteries in line with manufactures recommendations with a maximum charge limit of 10Amps and a cut off voltage of 4.2v per Cell. We allow both members and non-members to compete in races (although only members can score championship points). When you arrive it's a case of pitching in with getting the track set up and also the pit tables and chairs. All of these come from the store cupboard by the driver stage. Once race control is up and running you need to check-in to make sure you are registered to race. This should start around 18:40. Race control can be recognised by a table with a computer on it at the back of the hall. If time (and your radio frequency!) permits you may have time for a short practice session before racing begins around 19:00 The Races The race evening is split into several rounds of heats followed by a round of finals. The order of the races is also displayed on the notice board at race control. In each of the heat rounds, each entrant will get a chance to do one race. The number of rounds of heats varies but there is typically 3 or 4. A heat consists of a 5 minute race with a staggered start. Your start order is announced by the race computer just prior to the start of the race. All cars line up at the same point on the track but you only start when the computer announces your car number. At the end of the 5 minutes you may finish your current lap. Following all of the rounds of heats, your best result (i.e. most laps during a heat) is used to determine your grid position for the final. The finals may be split into multiple races depending on the number of entrants. In the final all cars line up in grid order on the track with a 1 meter grid spacing. All cars start the final at the same time. The final typically lasts for 5 minutes and again you will get to finish your current lap when the 5 minutes are up. The winner is the car with the most laps counted. All racers must control their car from the stage to avoid interference problems. At the end of your race you must place your car on the ?parc ferme? table at race control and return the transponder to its correct location in the box. You must then go and marshal for the following race. Marshalling Marshalling is very simple. Put on one of the orange vests, find a position around the track that isn?t already covered by another marshal and assist any cars that turn over or get stuck during the course of the race. When a car needs your assistance PLEASE do not step onto the track until you have checked that it is clear. Cars can be damaged all to easily by marshals stepping on them! You need to remain aware of the other cars on the track at all times. When assisting a car please place it back on the track, facing the right direction and not in the direct racing line of an approaching car. When you are not assisting a car you should be standing to the side of the track ? not on it and not in the middle islands. When all racing has finished please help to clear the track, tables and chairs away. It goes much quicker that way and we really do appreciate your help. Once everything is packed away the race results will be read out at race control. The Championship Championship points are scored from the result in the final. The winner scores 50 points, 2nd place gets 49 points, etc. Where there is more than one final in a class, the A final winner gets 50 points, the B final winner gets (for example) 44 points (assuming 6 cars ran in the A final), etc. We run 2 championship series per year (a summer series and a winter series). Each series runs for 22 rounds but only your best 15 results are counted. This enables drivers to miss some weeks or have some bad race nights without it destroying their championship. The club requires that all members have BRCA insurance. Non-members may race once before BRCA membership is required. Fees Annual membership is £20 per year BRCA membeship is £25 per year Your first car entry on race nights is £7 for members or £10 for non-members Additional car entries on race nights are £3 for members or £3 for non-members
Sussex RC Car Club
Surface: AstroVenue: OutdoorClasses: 8thNitroBuggy, 8thElectricBuggy, 8thTruggy, LargescaleOffRoadAddress: Upper Lodge Farm, Ringmer, Lewes, BN8 5AP, South East, BN8 5APThe club started in a park with a couple of friends back in 2008. This grew quickly to where we are now on our current site in Ringmer. We are predominantly a large scale off-road club but welcome all scales and have a purpose build fast flowing Astro track. We pride ourselves on being a very friendly and welcoming club. We are only open on race days which is normally every other Sunday from April to September. So come along and see what we are all about. Spectators always welcome.
Sheffield RC Racing - Eckington
Address: civic centre, Market St, Eckington, Sheffield S21 4JG, Yorkshire & Humber, S21 4JGEckington Civic Raceway is a small friendly club based in the village of Eckington which is located between Sheffield and Chesterfield. We race fairly but focus of the fun side of RC Racing with our main class being the cheaper Tamiya brushed touring cars. Other indoor classes are more than welcome provided they are not to powerful for our smaller circuit. There are a wide range of abilities at the club from new juniors to experienced racers that are happy to help with advice and setups. The track is Prima Felt carpet outlined with white down pipe. It's smaller size is perfect for close racing with our regulars. The civic centre has free parking, plenty of space for pitting and great catering facilities. Our club nights are fun, fast and full of action.
Devonshire Dumplings RC Arena
Address: The HUB, Paignton Community College, Waterleat Road, Paignton, United Kingdom, TQ3 3WA, South West, TQ3 3WARC Car Racing Run by enthusiastic volunteers we will be racing every Friday evening. All onroad classes catered for. Run by enthusiastic volunteers we will be racing every Friday evening. All onroad classes catered for. Disabled access everyone welcome
Milton Keynes Radio Control Car Club (MKRCCC)
Address: MK12 5TN, South East, MK12 5TNMKRCCC is based at Millmead Hall, Post code: MK12 5TN near Wolverton Station. What3words /// curtains.crackled.atom We race 1/10th and 1/12th scale electric model cars of multiple classes including: Tamiya mini , Tamiya TT01 car and truck versions , MTC 4wd and MTC frontie and GT12. We cater for all age groups and abilities from absolute beginner to the next (or past) world champion. running a novice class for beginners most weeks You will find plenty of help and support in a friendly relaxed racing environment and the hall is mobility friendly. Doors open promptly at 8am on a sunday and racing is normally underway by 8.40 with 3 rounds of qualifying and a final. We have to be packed up and out of the hall by 1pm (as the archery follow us ! ) Limited tables are available but there are plenty of chairs and we ask you to bring a towel to cover the hall tables and some sort of mains extension lead. Racing takes place most Sunday mornings at Mill Mead Hall, Wolverton. Or just pop along to any of our race meetings for a chat and see what we get up to. The club has a general facebook page , https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057583864328 and booking in online is posted on a monday at 7pm for the following sunday !
NORTH WEST NITRO
Surface: ClayVenue: OutdoorClasses: 8th Nitro Buggy, 8th Electric Buggy, 8th Truggy, Largescale Off RoadAddress: mythop road, North WestNorth West Nitro was formed in 2014 through the merger of NNRC (Kirkham) & PRCC (Blackpool). The home for the new club is the site previously occupied by PRCC (Blackpool) which has been completely renovated to create 2 new tracks, one dirt, and one Astro, with a central hard standing parking/pitting area. We hold meetings every 2 or 3 weeks, the full calendar is on our website at www.northwestnitro.com
Dumfries Model Car Club
Address: Dumfries Model Car Club, David Keswick Athletic Centre. Dumfries. DG1 1PX, Scotland, DG1 1PXAn active, but small and friendly club that concentrates on driving 1/10the scale Off Road buggies.
CreweMCC
Surface: CarpetVenue: IndoorClasses: 12th LMP, 12th Ministocks, 10th Touring CarAddress: Sir William Stanier School Leisure Centre, Coronation St, Crewe, CW1 4EB, North West, CW1 4EBCrewe Radio Control Model Car Club is based in the borough of Crewe, Cheshire. The club meets every Friday night at: Sir William Stanier School Leisure Centre, Coronation St, Crewe, CW1 4EB Doors open at 5.30pm for track build and racing starts at 6.45pm. Practice time is available before the 1st race if time permits Special race events on a Sunday will be advertised well in advance. Classes regularly raced are :- Mardave Minis, 1/10th Touring Cars, 12th scale LMP12 BRCA affiliated, and you MUST have a valid license to race. If you need guidance on how to obtain one, then please message us, or visit BRCA.org Friday night race fee's £8 for 1 class and £12 for 2 classes
York Off Road Car Club (YORCC)
Address: Huntington School, Huntington Rd, Huntington, York YO32 9WT, Yorkshire & Humber, YO32 9WTYork Off Road Car Club, racing at Huntington School in the sports hall most Saturdays 11.00am - 5pm. Low grip slippy gym floor with carpets and jumps
Ayrshire radio control car club
Address: Ka6 6be, Scotland, KA6 6BERacing Radio control cars since the 80's, Here at ARCCC we have the largest, permanent purpose built indoor facility in Scotland with 3 permanent tracks. What ever you run as long as its electric I'm sure we can accommodate you, so come down for some RC fun every Monday and most Friday nights, Keep an eye on the page for upcoming events and race days. For more info and directions checkout the pinned post at the top of the page, Happy racing and see you all soon. Thanks
Batley Buggy Club
Surface: GrassVenue: OutdoorClasses: 10th Off RoadAddress: Wf12 0qL, Yorkshire & Humber, WF12 0QLBatley Buggy Club caters for 1/10th electric off road buggy racing in West Yorkshire. The outdoor track is to the rear of Thornhill Cricket & Bowling Club which can easily be accessed from J39/J40 of the M1. Thornhill Cricket & Bowling Club, The Combs, Thornhill, Dewsbury, WF12 0QL
Clanfield Off-Road RC Club
Surface: MultiVenue: OutdoorClasses: 10th Off Road, 10th Iconic Off Road, 8th Nitro Buggy, 8th Electric Buggy, 8th Truggy, Largescale Off RoadAddress: Old Mill Lane, Hambledon,Hampshire, PO8 0SW, South East, PO8 0SWClanfield Rc is a great dirt off road track to come and race your 1/8th, 1/10th nitro or electric and 1/5th RC cars. Good friendly atmosphere. Please find us on Facebook Official Club Page: Clanfield Rc and Clanfield RC Social Club Page: Clanfield r/c Club_Social Page You can find all club meetings, practice and general chat on these pages.
West Cornwall Radio Controlled Car Club
Address: Barripper Cricket Field, South WestWelcome to West Cornwall Radio Controlled Car Club The aim of the club is to provide a friendly and safe place to compete with other RC car enthusiasts in a controlled racing environment. The club is affiliated to BRCA (British Radio Car Association) and is dedicated to race 1/10th and 1/12th electric model racing cars. Club race meetings are held every Wednesday evening from 6.30 pm to 9:30 pm throughout the summer months (May to the end of August) at our purpose built grass track on Barripper cricket field (TR14 0PN) for 1/10 2wd buggies/4wd buggies/stadium truck. Throughout the winter months (September to April) we race indoors on carpet at Redruth School, Tolgus Vean, Redruth, TR15 1TA for GT12 cars, mini and other on road classes (see document BRCA GT12 Technical Rules v4.1 for construction rules). During each meeting racers take part in 3 qualifying heats and a final each lasting for 5 minutes. Each driver is matched with drivers of similar ability at the start of the evening. Transponder units are fitted to each car and as the car passes over a wire loop the drivers lap times are counted automatically by the race computer. A printout of lap times and race results are provided at the end of each race and qualifying round. Driver’s race against the clock in the qualifying heats to achieve the best grid position for the final races. There can be anything up to four finals towards the end of the evening listed as ‘A final’ the cars achieving the most laps, to the ‘D’ Final the car achieving the least amount of laps. No matter where you end up you will be racing with other drivers of the same ability and the racing is fast and exciting. Championship points are given for qualifying and final race positions. These points accumulate over a 12 week championship period with the best 10 weeks scores counting towards the driver’s championship. Driver Championship trophies are awarded for the top three drivers in both Senior and Junior classes. Anyone over the age of 5 may race, if you can drive an RC car (however badly) you can race with us! (Please read the document drivers etiquette for expected behaviours during racing and New Driver Info for details on how a race night is run). Remember everyone comes to race to have fun. As a BRCA affiliated club you are welcome to race under WCRCCC’S insurance for three race meetings’ then you must join the BRCA for liability insurance purposes.
Stonehaven and District Radio Car Club
Address: Mineralwell Park, Stonehaven AB39 3LA, Scotland, AB39 3LAEstablished in 1979 Stonehaven and District Radio Car Club (SDRCC) was originally founded to promote 1/8 scale nitro on road racing. Over the years our club has evolved and we now race 1/10 electric on road and M chassis classes on our dedicated race track and 1/10 electric off road classes on our permanent off road facility. Our club is made up of members of all age groups and abilities and is expanding year upon year. Whether you simply want to run your vehicles on a track with others or aim to compete at the highest level of this sport, radio control car racing is a fantastic hobby to get involved in.
Essex Winter Series
Address: SS7 2TD, East Of England, SS7 2TDThe Essex Winter Series (EWS) is the most well-known on-road race series in the UK. Comprising a set of events held over the winter months, the series caters for 1/10th scale electric touring car and front wheel drive classes. All the details of our events can be found on our website - www.ewsevents.co.uk , or via our Facebook page - search 'Essex Winter Series'.
Mendip Model Motor Racing Club @ Mendip RC Raceway
Surface: MultiVenue: OutdoorClasses: 10th Touring Car, 10th Frontie, 10th Formula, 10th Iconic On Road, 10th Tamiya Euro Trucks, 10th Off Road, 10th Stadium Truck, 10th Shortcourse Truck, 10th Iconic Off Road, 10th Tamiya Mini'sAddress: Mendip RC Raceway, Accomodation Road, Bleadon, Weston-super-Mare, BS240AP, South West, BS24 0APMendip RC Raceway was first opened for on road radio controlled car racing in 1977, by the famous Rallycross legend John Button. Since then it has been the home of on-road racing in the South West, hosting both national and international competitions and to this day still aims to be one of the finest RC car racing facilities in the UK. With the addition of the 1/10th electric off road track it now caters for racers across the RC spectrum. It has a thriving club scene and it still hosting National events on both the on road circuit and the off road track.
Doncaster touring car club
Surface: CarpetVenue: IndoorClasses: 10th Touring CarAddress: Hall cross accademy lower school., Yorkshire & HumberWELCOME TO THE DONCASTER TOURING CAR CLUB……. We meet alternative Fridays at the Hall Cross Academy lower school, located on St Michael’s Road, DN4 5LU. We currently race 1\10 th scale radio controlled touring cars, both two and four wheeled drive. The race surface is grey carpet, which is 16m wide and up to 30m long with the track laid out on top using guttering. The doors open from 18:00 to allow race set up and heat one commences at 18:46pm. Our final race is completed by 21:30 which allows us to pack away the track for us to vacate the hall by 22:00. A typical race night consists of 4 heats and a final. Within the club we have a good group of experienced members who are on hand to offer advice on car set up to choices on future purchases. On race nights the heat drivers are able to use the rostrum which can be accessed via steps at the side, this gives limited access for disabled drivers, however there’s plenty of space at the track side to race from. The club has a small tuck shop selling a variety of snacks, such as, drinks, crisps, chocolate and sandwiches which are available to purchase at a very reasonable price, with all money raised going to help and support the club with future purchases. The sports hall has male, female and disabled toilets. To keep up to date with what’s happening at the club, along with the race calendar, check out our face book page. DTCC-DoncasterTouring car club
Burgh Radio Control Car Club
Address: Village Hall, Jacksons Lane, Burgh Le Marsh, East MidlandsWe race very Sunday at Burgh-Le-Marsh Village Hall on a wooden floor. We have Classes for both 1/10 electric Touring Cars and Tamiya Euro Trucks. If you have a different type of vehicle we will do our best to accommodate it but please send us a message on this page to check! We are a BRCA registered club. Burgh RCCC Price List Members: Single Class: £6 per meeting Both Classes: £8 per meeting Transponder Hire (if required): £1 per meeting Non-Members : Single Class: £8 per meeting Both Classes: £11 per meeting Transponder Hire (if required): £2 per meeting Club Membership/BRCA Licences: Annual Membership: £10 (Membership is due for renewal September 1st) BRCA Licence: Burgh Radio Controlled Cart Club is a BRCA affiliated Club, as such you must have a BRCA Licence to race with us- proof will be required on the night. Please visit https://www.brca.org/join for more information. Spectators: Spectators are welcome to visit us free of charge. Payment methods: Booking in fees/Club Memberships/Café: We prefer payment via PayPal. PayPal transfers should be made to [email protected] along with a note with your name and details of what the payment is for. You can book multiple meetings together if you wish. Please consider selecting ‘family/friends’ in the payment options as this helps save the club money. We can also accept cash on the night.
Hardwick RC Track
Surface: AstroVenue: OutdoorClasses: 10th Off Road, 10th Stadium Truck, 10th Shortcourse Truck, 8th Nitro Buggy, 8th Electric Buggy, 8th TruggyAddress: hardwick rc track Lower Farm Hardwick, Sedgefield TS21 2EH, North East, TS21 2EHHardwick RC Track Located near the A1 in County Durham, alongside motor cross and quad tracks at Hardwick, Sedgefield, TS212EH. Offering three types of track on site; Astro track, dirt track BRCA affiliated (BRCA licence required after 3 visits) Rock crawling/ Hill climbing area. Timing is available on the dirt and astro track(s) Electric on site for charging batteries. Indoor male and female toilets (at Swanflight.com on the same site). We accept car, cash and bank transfer for payments. Membership/subscriptionis available but not required. Open every Sunday from 9 - 16.30. Adults £12 & Under 17’s £8 for the day. Any queries or information required? Message one of the Organisers Ryan Bowman, Stephen Henson or Martin Nichol. Alternatively, email [email protected] or [email protected]
All Electric Model Car Club
Address: Furzebank Way,Willenhall, WV12 4BD, West Midlands, WV12 4BDWe are a friendly club and race every Friday at Willenhall E-Act Academy 17.30-22:00pm and race the following classes of 1:10 vehicles on a wonderful carpet with great traction. We only allow vehicles with Slick Tyres or Foams. We have lots of regulars and support various abilities of drivers through out the club with shops that visit us from time to time also. If you want a good nights racing with a large indoor track and a nice warms sports hall then come along and join us. Doors open at 17.30 and we have lots of chairs and power points but you will need a table. Any help we get putting the track out will get you racing quicker!!
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