Salt Lake Mini-Z Club Forum

Club Related Activities (Public) => Events => Topic started by: briankstan on September 30, 2014, 07:23:13 AM



Title: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: briankstan on September 30, 2014, 07:23:13 AM
So I’ve been talking about the upcoming Ice Melter Wyoming race with Shannon.   It looks like he is going to move the date up a week to February 6th, 7th and 8th. (Friday – Sunday).  This will hopefully allow a better hotel rate as well as it moves it away from the holiday weekend.   This also move it so it won’t be over Valentine’s day.

I'll update as the info is finalized.   :flex: 

Wyoming Wild West Winter Carnival Mini-Z Race, presented by Wyoming Modelers Park

Location:
Wind River Casino
10269 HWY 789 • Riverton, WY 82501

Dates:
February 6th, 7th and 8th.  (Track will open in the evening of the 6th for practice, Practice and qualifying on Saturday the 7th ,Last Chance Qualifier and Mains on Sunday the 8th.)

Classes:

Racer Classes
Mini-Z Super Stock: No Fet Upgrades, Sealed 50T Spec motor, purchased at event.($8)
Mini-Z Pro Stock: No Fet Upgrades, Sealed 70T Spec motor, purchased at event.($8)
Mini-Z Nascar: MR-015 Chassis, No Fet Upgrades, Sealed 70T Spec motor, purchased at event. ($8)
Kyosho Stock: No Fet Upgrades, Kyosho Stock Motor or PN 70T Motor (Kids/Beginners Class)

Formula 1 Classes
Mini-Z Super Stock F1: No Fet Upgrades, Sealed 50T Spec motor, purchased at event. ($8)
Mini-Z Super Stock F1: No Fet Upgrades, Sealed 50T Spec motor, purchased at event. ($8)

Modified Classes
Modified Pan Car Mini-Z: 1/28th Scale, Open Class
Off Road:  Includes 1/24th Losi Micro Truggy and 1/24th Kyosho Buggies.

Entry Fee:
$15.00 for the first Class
$5.00 each additional Class.
additional Spec Motors to be purchase at event and will be available for $8 ea.

Additional information:
This race is being run as part of the Wild West Winter Carnival in Riverton, Wyoming.  Members of Salt Lake Mini-Z have attended the last 7 years and it’s tons of fun and lots of great people.  The race is held inside the casino (in the Ball Room) Kids are welcome to attend and race but are not permitted in the gaming area. There is a stage that is used for the drivers stand and a nice big track is setup. There are lots of great people to talk with and get help from. They have a raffle drawing that you are entered into when you register for the classes, one per class.

There is an onsite Hotel with discounted rates for racers.  Nothing like racing all day and having your room 5 minutes away when you're done.

This is a great race to attend and we have great support from our Salt Lake Mini-Z Club Members.   As always lets figure out who is going and we can carpool together to save some cash.  

Sporting Regulations for this race:
Coming Soon

Event Flyer:
Coming Soon

Entry Form:
Coming Soon

2015 Track:
Coming Soon


Title: Re: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: briankstan on November 17, 2014, 01:48:48 PM
Dates above are confirmed.   Rooms have been blocked off and will have final room pricing here shortly.

Lets get this all planned out. :drool


Title: Re: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: briankstan on November 20, 2014, 09:44:47 AM
they are thinking of adding a 70T Formula 1 class or possibly changing the 50T to a 70T class depending on who would be participating in what class.

I need to know from those that are going to this races if you would run 50T or 70T if they were both options.

I'll start.

Brian - will run 50T if offered or 70T if the 50T class is dropped.
Cygen - will run 50T if offered or 70T if the 50T class is dropped.


Title: Re: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: Russ on December 02, 2014, 10:52:11 AM
As a frugal (that means cheap) racer my vote is to keep all motors at the 70 turn we already all have rather than buy all new motors for the Racer, F1, and Nascar classes. This would keep the cost down and hassle of keeping track of motor numbers.

Other benefits would include:
  • Laying out lots of advanced money for the motors
  • Less time to get set up for racing and having to acclimate to the speed of the cars with the faster motors.
  • No extra soldering
  • Less chance of blowing up a board due to incorrect soldering
  • No new motor break in time.
  • Less chance to buy replacement motors because you got a bad one

I really dont think anybody would cheat with motors. For many racers extra speed is not an advantage.


If I was the race director I would have these classes:

Novice (kids)
Box Stock + set gearing, bearings, tires, and wheel nuts.
Racer 70 turn stock motor, open mods
F1 70 turn stock motor, open mods
Nascar 70 turn stock motor
Pan Car - Lexan body only - Open motor and mods
Offroad Buggy - 50 turn motor??, open mods.

That's just my opinion. I'm up for anything though and just looking forward to going once again.



Title: Re: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: Russ on December 22, 2014, 12:15:19 PM
Sent my request for donations to Tower today. Anybody else you can think of that we should check with for donations and prizes?


Title: Re: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: briankstan on January 30, 2015, 10:53:45 AM
One week before we leave.   Anyone else as excited to go race for 2 and half days on a big track?  :flex: :woot :dance :homer  :happy


Title: Re: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: briankstan on February 10, 2015, 10:12:57 AM
Complete Results from the Ice Melter Race in Riverton,Wyoming.

http://www.saltlakemini-z.com/Race_Results/Wyoming_2015/2015-Results.pdf (http://www.saltlakemini-z.com/Race_Results/Wyoming_2015/2015-Results.pdf)


Title: Re: Wyoming Race 2015 (Feb 6-8th)
Post by: Russ on February 10, 2015, 04:30:08 PM
got some pics and vids. Not too many but here they are. Ice Melter 2015 Photos by Bash_N_Thrash | Photobucket (http://s272.photobucket.com/user/Bash_N_Thrash/library/Ice%20Melter%202015?sort=3&page=1)