The Q1 2012 Slot.It Challenge for 60’s Protypes was finalized today with the running of Round #6, the final round. When the dust had settled, Roy managed to hang on to first place overall with a 5th place finish. The track was difficult to figure out as it was slippery when compared to previous rounds…
2012 Slot.It Challenge – 60’s Prototypes: Round #5 Results
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Round 5 of the 2012 Slot.It Challenge – 60’s Prototypes was run on Saturday March 3rd, and once again, it was the Roy and Roy Show showing everyone the fast way around the track. Roy came all so close to Ary’s race record of 226.4 laps with a final tally of 225.57 laps for the…
2012 Slot.It Challenge – 60’s Prototypes: Round #4 Results
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I have attached the results for Round #4 of 6. I will try to get in the mood to write some details about the actual race. Roy continues to lead the series, but Ary has closed to within 2 points with his breathtaking performance last Saturday. Will Roy be able to hold on to the…
2012 Slot.it Challenge – 60’s Prototypes: Round#1 Results
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Saturday, January 7th marked the inaugural day for the 2012 Race Season for the Austin Slot Car Club at our home track located at King’s Hobby Shop. Drivers had prepped and tested their new steeds for the Q1 opening round of the Slot.It Challenge Series for several months. Q1 features 60’s Classic Cars, the Ford…
Slot.It Challenge Q3 – Round 1 Results
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Saturday, July 9th marked the beginning of Round 3 for the Slot.It Challenge Series with a few new wrinkles. This time, we race at 11 volts to hopefully level the playing field due to differences in motor performance and also will feature a “kill switch” to momentarily pause the race when there is a racing incident…
2011 El Piloto Series Leader Board – Race #4 Update
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It was a balmy Thursday, Cinco de Mayo evening. The Pilotos eagerly awaited the 4th round of competition, but due to circumstances beyond anyone’s control, Round 4 would be run with only 3 Pilotos, Roy, Russell, and Jim. Ary was present to run the race, but that meant only 4 people in total. It was decided we would run all…