Euro Grand Prix, October 20 on RLD home track

It has a Hot Wheel-given name, and it isn't painted like a real-world car, but isn't it still a Ferrari 308?

Technically, it is...but I still understand Brian's point about the cars being labeled correctly in order to participate. The host's rules are the final word and I'm completely fine with that.

Hmmm...well, I was hoping to keep this to cars that are actually stamped with European car names. Yes, we all see this is based on a Ferrari but technically that car is "Quik Trik" which would be classified as a Fantasy car since it's not truly a Ferrari.

I was trying to avoid this because then it opens up a bunch of "well that car looks like a Jaguar" type stuff. Fair enough?

Cars need to be named real world cars, not cars "inspired by" real world cars. When it doubt, check the bottom of the car.

Here is a stupid but concerned question. I was wondering since you only race stock cars on your track are modifications allowed?......

Here is a stupid but concerned question. I was wondering since you only race stock cars on your track are modifications allowed?......

...are modifications allowed?

Absolutely! ...that was my assumption, actually. I have to run stock only for the Fantasy league, otherwise it's anything goes. If you want to enter a stock, feel free, otherwise pimp the hell out a car and send it in!

Brian, what is your current track layout/set up? same as on the "tracks" link? kicker, hill?

Standard kicker track, same used in the Fantasy League every week.
http://www.redlinederby.com/fantasy/tra ... e.php?id=1

(The picture on the page is old showing pre-kicker)

In.

Maybe dust off the "TR Sicks"

Very good looking ride.....I like all the detailing.......

TR Sicks is out, The "Son of Wild Thing" will be finally entered into a race. Wild Thing 1 was lost in the Mail & WT II was bumped out for TR Sicks in another race. Tested OK and will already make weight.

That was a kind of VW wasn't it?

Is a 1992 Audi Avus Quattro legal?