[KensRedZed]

Every once in a while our small group of friends races the larger scale cars. We had 5-racers and 4-classes.

1/24 is rather new to the group, so you can run a placeholder if you don't have the right car for a specific class yet. New cars take time and money to build. It's good to be patient with these things.

Up first were the scratch built Boulevard Cruisers. Full size family cars. Lots of fender rubbing with this class. They barely fit the track. That's the best part.

An open class. Run whatever motor/gears you want.

   
   

Someone figured out that the BRM Group-2 cars also fit on a 1/32 track. These cars are a lot of fun. They run really well. A stock class with urethane tires.

   
   

Then came the scratch built Muscle Car class (American cars). Another completely open class.

   
   

The last class to race is also the newest class on the board. It's called "Street Imports". Cyclone 21.5k motor restriction. Any gears. A few unfinished cars made it to the track. Some still had wet paint. Others no paint at all. Everyone seems to like this class right out of the gate. There is a buzz to build some new cars going around the neighbourhood.

   
   

Thank you very kindly for looking.
Ken

The names were blocked to protect the innocent, the guilty, and even those sitting on the fence.

I came in last. But, had a blast!