[Fluff]

I've got two ,and they are both lousey ,tip up at the smallest provocation.so we could have standard classes with a bit of fetteling .I say two classes because there are two types of sidecar models ,one is belt drive if I remember correctly .
Then I think a class where the modification can be as wild as you like ,is brass chassis ,3 d printed chassis ,wheels and gears tyres ,motor a free choice ,as long as it basically fits in the shell .
Date next year ,late spring ,early summer?
I'll get a list of tracks available and work it from there 

Steve

[Top Down]

   

They're not as bad as they're painted   

They get raced as an occasional club class at Bury St Edmunds. 

[Fluff]

Very nice

[OXO cube]

my track would be provisionally available 
Scalextric sport 
as long as the timing  doesn't clash with Grahams 'triple crown' events

Kev

[Fluff]

Im, sure all that can be worked around ,it's all early stages as yet

[Kevan]

Serious sidecar slot'car'...

[Fluff]

Very interesting .

Steve

[BAracer]

   

I'm bidding one one at the moment...this is how it will probably handle!

[Fluff]

I noticed the prices on EBay are climbing up ,must be all you guys 

Steve

[CMOTD]

Why not go for the ultimate bonkers proxy and include these:
   

   

Scalextric Turtles on skateboards might be another candidate.

Proxies are usually scored on lap times or number of laps in a set period. Sidecars would be better scored by least number of deslots in a single lap.