MEMBERSHIPS FEES & COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS KEEP THE TRACK ALIVE
New Racers, Novice, Spectators are Encouraged. Many types of RC vehicles and skill levels can race.
Your CAMRC membership entitles you to use the rc car racing track from dawn to dusk, 7 days a week. The only exceptions being event and maintenance days. Every dollar spent on membership and race fees goes into operating, insuring, maintaining and improving the CAMRC model car racing track.
A CAMRC membership is required to use the rc car race track on non-event days. City of Coquitlam Parks and Community Facilities Rules and Regulations Bylaw No. 3617, 2004 — Section 11.6
Membership has many perks
Reduced Race Fees on Race Days
Newcomers, Novice & Returning Racers Welcome
Newcomers, Novice & Returning Racers Welcome
Save up to 25% on race fees, which means a rc car racing membership will pay for itself quicky
Newcomers, Novice & Returning Racers Welcome
Newcomers, Novice & Returning Racers Welcome
Newcomers, Novice & Returning Racers Welcome
If you just bought a Traxxas Slash, have your dads 1/10 scale buggy, or want to race one of your friends vehicles, you will be coached and welcomed on race day. New RC car racers get rolling and comfortable fast with the mentorship and guidance from our seasoned club members. Growing and sustaining the model car racing club require new members every year.
26 Year History
Be a Part of the Community
Be a Part of the Community
CAMRC has a long history of organized radio-controlled model car racing in the Lower Mainland. Make CAMRC your home track and gain exclusive access to the track on non-event days.
Be a Part of the Community
Be a Part of the Community
Be a Part of the Community
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MEMBERSHIPS AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS KEEP THIS TRACK ALIVE
CLUB MEMBER EXPECTATIONS
VOLUNTEERS KEEP THIS TRACK MAINTAINED
As a RC car racing Club, Everyone Chips In. On race days, casual track days, or your days off, club members have small tasks that we do to keep the rc car race track in good condition. We require that everyone does a small part to increase the quality of the track surface and racing experience.
LIST OF WAYS YOU CAN HELP
- Picking Rocks from the track, and placing them well outside the track perimeter and outside the marshalling areas. This is easy and very important.
- Sweeping the track of stones and sticks. There are brooms in the shed for use any time, including your casual track days. If you come out to practice, please work the track a little.
- Blowing of leaves and tree debris. blowing leaves, tree debris and sticks is always needed. be sure to blow these items well outside the race track area and outside the marshalling areas.
- Picking up litter and debris and placing it in or near the garbage cans.
- Setup and Tear-Down is key and everyone must help to keep race-days running on time.
WORK PARTIES
WORK PARTIES are an area we will be building out this year. We will be working with local sponsors and businesses to provide door prizes, and perks for our members who participate in work parties. To make this place better it will take work. Its fun, easy and worth the effort to make this the best dirt RC car race track in the area .
TEAMS AND COMMITTEES
We are a non-profit organization and we have a need to maintain Director Roles, a Track Maintenance Team, Treasurer, Race Directors, and Event Teams. Contact Us if you want to help.
Get Ready for Racing !! CLASS INFORMATION GENERAL RULES
General Club and Track Rules - Know these rules before race day
- A CAMRC membership is required to use the track on non-event days. City of Coquitlam Parks and Community Facilities Rules and Regulations Bylaw No. 3617, 2004 — Section 11.6
- A CAMRC membership is not required to race, but a membership can reduce race fees.
- AVC (Active Vehicle Control) is not allowed. Please disable it on any equipped vehicles.
- All racers must be signed-in before accessing the driver's stand. No exceptions.
- All minors must be accompanied by their parent and/or legal guardian. At no time can children be left at the race track by themselves.
- Only drivers running their car are allowed on any area of the driver's stand.
- Only closed toe shoes are permitted on the track. No sandals or flip-flops allowed on the track.
- No children under the age of 8 years old are permitted to turn-marshal on the track. Adults only for marshalling 1/8 scale classes.
- If your car breaks during a race/qualifier please do not try to enter the track during a race to get your car. This can become a hazard for current racers as well as impact the outcome of the race. - The marshal's responsibility is to marshal, not repair cars during a race.
- All back-to-back multiple class racers MUST HAVE a turn-marshal designated and declared to the race official before the round starts or will sacrifice the heat to marshal.
- There will be a two (2) minute grace period between heats. All racers must immediately put their cars and radios down and get into a turn marshal position within one (1) minute. If you are running back-to-back you must notify the race announcer and find a replacement marshal. Any racer who does not adhere to the rules will receive a one lap penalty in your next race. If needed, a one minute extension will be given to a racer.
- No littering, please clean-up after yourself as well as any trash in your immediate area.
- Zero Tolerance Policy - There will be no fighting, alcohol or illegal drug use tolerated. No use of foul language, trash talking, arguing with track officers and fellow competitors. No unsportsmanlike conduct, yelling at turn-marshals or cheating. If anyone is caught conducting any of the above mentioned, or is associated with these activities, you will be asked to leave the premises immediately. You will also forfeit your entry fee.
- As the CAMRC track is located on City of Coquitlam - Upper Coquitlam River Park land, all visitors are expected to abide by the City of Coquitlam code of conduct
CLASS RULES
- Minimum 5 cars to make a class. The race director must be notified of any additional classes not listed on your signup form.
NOVICE:
- The novice class is for entry-level drivers that are new to RC car racing. If you are consistently running lap times equal to a regular class, the race director has the choice to move you up.
The rules for the novice class are:
- Chassis: Any 1/10th scale electric off-road vehicle.
- Motor: Any 540 size 1/10th scale motor.
- Batteries: 7.4V 2s Li-Po battery or 6 cell NIMH.
- Tires: Any tires are allowed.
- Bodies: Any body style is allowed.
- If a novice racer wishes to run a 2nd class, that class must be a regular (non-novice) 1/10 scale class.
1/10TH SCALE CLASSES:
The rules for the 1/10th scale classes are:
- Chassis: 1/10 scale electric only.
- Motor: Any 540 size brushless motor, exception is 550 size motor for 4wd short course.
- Batteries: Maximum 7.4V 2s LiPo battery.
- Tires: Any tire allowed but must be intended for the specific class. (i.e. no 1/8 wheels on 4wd short course)
- Bodies: Must be intended for the specific class. No custom built bodies.
1/8TH SCALE ELECTRIC CLASSES:
1/8 buggy
1/8 truggy
The 1/8 scale class is recommended for advanced/expert racers only, as the size and weight of the cars makes them potentially very dangerous. Drivers who do not exhibit proper control of their vehicles may not be allowed to race or practice on a race day until his or her skill improves.
The rules for the 1/8th scale electric classes are:
- Chassis: Any 1/8th off-road 4-wheel drive buggy/ Truggy chassis.
- Motor: Any 1/8th scale electric motor is allowed.
- Batteries/Motors: Maximum 14.8V 4s hard case LiPo battery.
- Tires: Any tire allowed but must be intended for the specific class.
- Bodies: Must be intended for the specific class. No custom built bodies.
1/8TH SCALE NITRO CLASSES:
1/8 buggy
1/8 truggy
The 1/8 nitro scale class is recommended for advanced/expert racers only, as the size and weight of the cars makes them potentially very dangerous. Drivers who do not exhibit proper control of their vehicles may not be allowed to race or practice on a race day until his or her skill improves.
The rules for the 1/8th scale nitro classes are:
- Chassis: Any 1/8th off-road 4-wheel drive buggy/truggy chassis.
- Engine: Max. .21 for buggy/ Max. .28 for truggy
- Tires: Any tire allowed but must be intended for the specific class.
- Bodies: Must be intended for the specific class. No custom built bodies