Online Registration is available through RCSignup.com, click HERE
It’s back and bigger than ever, and it’s all happening on Friday, July 9 through Sunday, July 11 at the home track of the Dirt Burners R/C Club in St. Louis!
Only the first 250 drivers who enter are guaranteed a chance to compete in four 1/8 scale racing classes. Only the best and most skillful drivers will win the cash and merchandise prizes — but everyone will take home a free event T-shirt just for paying the entry fee!
• Intermediate Nitro Buggy & Truggy
• Expert Nitro Buggy & Truggy
• Pro Nitro Buggy & Truggy
• Electric Buggy & Electric Truggy
Buy a ticket and you could win a prize donated by one of the event sponsors. And remember: 100% of all ticket proceeds will be given back in Pro Class cash prizes!
A Main finishers will receive a cash payout based on entries — and 50% of raffle proceeds.
The top 6 finishers in Pro Buggy class will run a 7 lap race to determine their place on the starting grid for the first A Main. The winner will receive pole position — and 50% of raffle ticket sales!
...will take home a custom pit mat donated by Upgrade RC.
— win a Futaba 4PK Radio!
— win 2 Futaba BLS352 Brushless Servos
— win a Futaba BLS351 Brushless Servo
— Wins an O.S. 21VZ-B V-Spec-T (P) Engine
— wins an O.S. 25XZ Engine
— win 2 Futaba BLS352 Brushless Servos
— win a Futaba BLS351 Brushless Servo
Trophies will be awarded to the top 6 finishers in the B Mains — and EVERYONE who finishes in the A Mains.
$45.00 for first class;
$30.00 for each additional class.
Located West of I-270 Off Marshall Road
Greentree Park is situated along the Meramec River off of Marshall Road. The park features a picnic shelter, radio controlled car track, boat ramp, and lighted soccer and football fields. The location along the Meramec River offers recreational opportunities unavailable in other parks. However, due to its close proximity to the river, the park is subject to seasonal flooding. The radio controlled car track is currently operated by the Dirt Burners radio Controlled car club. The park also features a mile long stretch of the Meramec River Greenway Trail, and connects to additional trails in neighboring Simpson Park, operated by St. Louis County Parks and Recreation.
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