This one is a variation on Option 7. Check out the entry and exit of the three-lane back straight. They're also some changes in the tight infield section and you can see the cross-over LC added on the straight after the back straight.
Option 8
Gordon
Possible new track layout options for FRC
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Re: Possible new track layout options for FRC
Hi Gordon,
Actually, it should be able to fit on an 8'x 8' table ( two sheets of ply ). On a 8'x12' table.....wow, so much more could be done, a passing lane that begins as you exit the middle portion and actually goes around the second to last corner and ends just before the final corner.
I used a scalextric program, three fast zones and some nifty corners. Would love to see my gold escort on a track like that. Or any stock race.
Alex
Actually, it should be able to fit on an 8'x 8' table ( two sheets of ply ). On a 8'x12' table.....wow, so much more could be done, a passing lane that begins as you exit the middle portion and actually goes around the second to last corner and ends just before the final corner.
I used a scalextric program, three fast zones and some nifty corners. Would love to see my gold escort on a track like that. Or any stock race.
Alex
Re: Possible new track layout options for FRC
Alex,BULL'S EYE wrote:On a 8'x12' table.....wow, so much more could be done, a passing lane that begins as you exit the middle portion and actually goes around the second to last corner and ends just before the final corner.
Alex
Here's one take on your design for a 8' x 12' table like FRC:
Option 9
Gordon
Re: Possible new track layout options for FRC
I like all the options.
SHANE
SHANE
Re: Possible new track layout options for FRC
So we need eight new tracks... who's going to be first?Sol wrote:I like all the options.
SHANE