West Bridgford Model Car Club Review

Details: Written by: ClubHub Steve; Published: 24 December 2024; Last Updated: 24 December 2024

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West Bridgeford Model Car Club Address

The Becket School
Wilford Lane
Nottingham
NG2 7QY

http://www.wbmcc.co.uk/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/104840369868469

Club Information

Club	Very active club n Nottingham which caters for most indoor classes.
Track	Indoor On-Road Track: 30m x 14m Lindau Carpet with light downpipe markers. Indoor Buggy Track: 30m x 16m Primafelt GT Carpet with small jumps, a tabletop, and rumble strips. Outdoor Grass Track: Used for summer buggy meetings.
Pit Area	For indoor meetings, there is space for around 50 racers, with electricity available. However, racers need to bring their own tables and chairs.
Facilities	Hot drinks and snacks available Local shops and restaurants near to the centre Free car parking on site
Format	Friday Night Racing: No practice before round one, with racing starting at 6:30 PM and finishing by 9:30 PM. Sunday Buggy Meetings: Two practice sessions, four qualifying rounds, and one final.
Classes	1/10th 2WD and 4WD Buggy 1/10th Vintage Buggies (2WD & 4WD) Short Course Trucks Touring Cars (17.5T Blinky) 12th Scale LMP/GT12 (13.5T Blinky) Tamiya M-Chassis (17.5T Blinky or 17T Brushed)
Club Members	Friendly, relaxed and welcoming.

Club Review

West Bridgeford Car Classes

Track Information

West Bridgeford Model Car Club offers a versatile range of tracks. For indoor meetings, there is space for around 50 racers, with electricity available. However, racers need to bring their own tables and chairs.

West Bridgeford is known for its welcoming environment. The club is accommodating when assigning heats based on abilities, ensuring fairness and fun for everyone. The atmosphere is relaxed and friendly, making it enjoyable for both beginners and experienced racers.

The pit area can get crowded during busy meetings, and some delays were caused by tape issues. However, these seemed more situational than systemic.

West Bridgeford Indoor Buggy Track

Meeting Highlights

On-Road Touring Cars: Excellent grip and technical track layouts.
Tamiya Mini Class: A standout category with close, competitive racing.

I raced my On-Road Touring Car and had a fantastic time. The track was well-designed with no dangerous corners, leading to clean racing and no breakages. Though I felt my older car was holding me back in pace, I thoroughly enjoyed the competition and had great battles in both qualifying and the final.

West Bridgeford Model Car Club is an excellent venue for RC enthusiasts. With its welcoming atmosphere, thoughtful track designs, and a range of classes, it’s a must-visit for racers of all levels. I can’t wait to bring my Tamiya M07 for the Mini class next time.

ClubHub Steve

Steve runs RcClubHub in his spare time when he's not racing or helping to run Sheffield RC Racing. He lives in Sheffield and has over 20 years of experience in building and racing RC Cars.