Track for Testing and Hosting Races?

PushcartDerby

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After some negotiating with the wife, she is starting to lean towards a track, on the premise it would be used to host scout races.

What do you think is the best number of lanes for a scout race, 2, 3, or 4?
What timer is the best timer?
What is the best race software?
 
PushcartDerby said:
After some negotiating with the wife, she is starting to lean towards a track, on the premise it would be used to host scout races.

What do you think is the best number of lanes for a scout race, 2, 3, or 4?
What timer is the best timer?
What is the best race software?
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It depends on how many racers you expect. I run ours with 3 lanes. It works just fine. 4 would be better.

Microwizard K3 timer is what I use as well as the leagues. Accurate, dependable and easy to read.

Grand Prix by Randy Lisano is the software I use. I think its the best out there.
 
I would typically expect to have around 15 to 20 racers, give or take. I like the idea of having another run for each car with a 4 lane track.

Looks like you buy Microwizard K3 seperate from Best Tracks website.

Would you get the Grand Prix Lite or the Grand Prix Pro Software?
 
PushcartDerby said:
I would typically expect to have around 15 to 20 racers, give or take. I like the idea of having another run for each car with a 4 lane track.

Looks like you buy Microwizard K3 seperate from Best Tracks website.

Would you get the Grand Prix Lite or the Grand Prix Pro Software?
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Like Andy said before all depending on what you want to do. For just a small pack race and personal testing you could get away with the lite, you can alway upgrade. I agree with going to a 4 lane.
 
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