Crawling Details & Rules

Official Crawling Rules, Format & Vehicle Class Information

Find the official crawling rules, event format, location, track fees, vehicle class requirements, and competition details. Review the guidelines and class information before participating in crawl night events at R/C Hobby Nook.

LOCATION

FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS NOVEMBER-MARCH

Inside R/C Hobby Nook

Crawling
Format & Rules

Individual Class

The Individual class consists of your either budget or modified class trucks to run through all the boards in the lowest amount of time and penalties and the most boards

Budget Class

The Budget class consists of your budget truck to run through all the boards in the lowest amount of time and penalties and the most boards

Team Crawl

The Team crawl consists of you and a teammate to run through all the boards in the lowest amount of time and penalties and the most boards, the teammates will be paired on their ranking positions from what they did during the individual & Budget crawls.

Awards

The Awards are only for 1st place, during the first 3 weeks of each month. 1st place contestants will be given plaques.

For the last week there will be a trophy crawl, where 1st place will receive a trophy.

Competition Guidelines

Review the official crawling rules, penalties, time limit, track fees, and vehicle class information before participating.

RULES:

To win these classes you have to get the most boards, with the least penalties and time.

Maximum of 6 penalties. A penalty consists if you either fall off the course, touch a part that is not apart of the course, or hit any cone. Getting a penalty causes you to start AT THE BEGINNING of the board you fell off of. Timers will tell you were to start from.
9 minute time limit
Must use stock wheel width

Scroll down for vehicle classes.

NOTE: Track fee on crawl night is $20, to practice any day but Saturday is $15. We also offer a 30 day practice membership for $60.

Vehicle Classes

Modified

Welcome to the Budget Micro B Class, racing enthusiasts can enjoy thrilling competition without breaking the bank. In this class, participants must use stock motors, stock ESCs, and remotes, ensuring a level playing field. A body required for all entries, and dry foam tires are the standard choice for optimal performance. Competitors can use chassis models such as Losi Micro B, Maverick Microbe, and HobbyPlus Speck B with other modifications allowed to enhance the racing experience.

Budget

Budget class consists of: Stock frame rails Has to have a 24th scale lexan body Stock ESC and remote of any of the 3 versions Brushed motor 2s battery

Crawling