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We will be racing at the Home Depot on Clarke Road at Dundas St. in London Ontario.
For those of you who are visiting us for the first time and are not familiar with what the Remote Racers Of London Club is all about please take the time to review our website and stop by the track location on one of our scheduled race days. You may also contact us by email if you have any questions.
2011 Schedule
May 28 Points 1
June 11 Points 2
June 25 Points 3
July 9 Points 4
July 23 Points 5
July 24 SpeedFest
August 6 Points 6
August 13 Raindate
August 20 Points 7
September 3 Points 8
September 24 Raindate
While RROL is a club for RC onroad racers, no membership fee is required. Anyone with the appropriate type of car can come out and race, in fact if it's your first time out your entry fee will be discounted 50%. Whether you want to race for points for the season long championship, or just for fun, racing with RROL will be a great experience and the senior racers are always wiling to help you out with a question or if you need car help. Throughout the season RROL will offer swag, clothing, and other perks including the annual awards banquet at season end. | |
News for 2011. RROL will be running the following classes
- 1/10th scale NTC (Nitro Touring Car)
- 1/10th scale GT1 (ElectricTouring Car)
- 1/10th scale GT2 (Electric Touring Car)*
- 1/10th scale MINI (Tamiya M-03 Car)*
- 1/10th scale SCAR (spec Pan Car)*
- *Classes may be combined if necessary
News:
June 24: Well we got off to a soggy start this year, with the first 2 events cancelled due to weather, we are hoping to get the June 25 race in. Interest seems to be down this year, but may be the result of the bad weather. Hope we can get more entries out once the weather cooperates. The track re-sealing is due to be done about early July in time for the 2011 speedFest. RROL will be using RCSignup soon - watch for an announcement.
2008 401 Touring Car Challenge
Here's your chance to go racing!. Remote controlled race cars bring you all the technology and action you can stand without the full on costs of a real race car.
Caster - Camber - Loose in - Tight off - Body roll - Chassis stiffness - Gear ratios - Scuffs - Stickers .... talk the talk even if you can't walk the walk. Everything about radio controlled race cars follows the physics of the real thing and the best thing is you don't need a HANS device or a Big Bucks Sponsor. |
Ready to RROL!
2010 Flyer
2010 RROL RC SpeedFest
Pictures Here
Race Report Here
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Track Layout
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- 156' x 56' sealed and sugared track
- AMB RC lap counting with personal transponder only
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- Track setup begins at 8:30am
- 2 Qualifiers minimum plus main
- Registration opens at 9:30am, first qualifier 11:00 am.
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