#Traxxas 4 tec fastlane raceway drivers#

This newly built buggy included a laydown transmission and custom painted JConcepts body by AJRC Designs.Īnd Castle Creations also provided a new Mamba X Sensored ESC/Motor Combo to power this new whip. Racers could also participate in a special B6D raffle too.

He and the entire Fastlane team did a great job keeping the race program moving along quickly and smoothly.Įach racer received a FREE event t-shirt courtesy of JConcepts. Once practice was complete the track crew did some quick maintenance and then we held a brief driver’s meeting at 9:30am with race director Mike Garrison. There was a good handful that did just arrive on Saturday so it was a great option for them.

#Traxxas 4 tec fastlane raceway drivers#

Only drivers who were just arriving to the track that morning were allowed to practice. On Saturday the doors opened again at 7:30am and a last chance practice ran from 8-9am. Needless to say this was the busiest section of the track that weekend for marshals! So drivers had to decide if they wanted to go wide and try to triple it, or possibly take a tighter line and make either a double-single or single-double jump of out of it. Then that dropped down to a “pit of doom” and then coming out of that was a triple section. The hardest section of the track was a small jump onto to a small table top in front of the driver’s stand. This year’s layout was very technical and used every square inch of dirt for the design. Practice would run until 9pm that night which gave drivers plenty of time to work on their setups and make sure they were entered into the computer. In order to practice drivers had to check in & wear one of these wrist bands on the driver’s stand.