Cool video guys. That track is awesome!! My mates and I used to race 1/10 scale but we all kind of burned out with all the seriousness of it all so we started vintage racing and found it draws a whole different kind of racer. None of us take it too seriously. We all talk a load of crap at each and have lots of laughs and afterwards have a BBQ with a few drinks. Everyone has a great time. Keep up the great content..
i watched quite a few of the races over the three days, but one of the most exciting ones was defo the 3rd Vintage final. Super close racing, the top two or three had some great battles at the end of the race. To top it off two cars crossed the line with the exact same time, couldn't believe it! Super exciting to watch
Nice look over the vintage cars, i watched the finals for the vintage races, man it went to the wire. Cant wait to get out to all the vintage events this year, hopefully see you both at revival again 😎
You guys are doing a great job for the scene over there, I keep saying it, but it's good to see. I'm not completely surprised that the Vintage classes are taking off. I think the reason many stopped racing older buggies at club level at least, was spares availability and affordability.
That Ultima of Nathan's is the duck's nuts. He's shared image on socials. Exactly what Im aiming for with my Pro XL. Thanks for covering the vintage, this is where its at. Cheers lads.
Ball diff is the way 😂 My car still has a ball diff although a gear diff conversion is available and I have them, I choose not to run one to keep the cars characteristics
No vintage Tamiyas as this event as there were a limited number of places and they were only 2wd. Jamie Booth and Craig Drescher are very successful vintagecracing with their Top Forces and Jamie races an Astute. The Top Force is a popular choice of vintage racing and Hotshots and Terra Scorchers can be competitive in their respective classes.
Love the Vintage RC Cars. Should they be allowed to do so many modifications with 3D printed parts and 2024 upgrades? Kind of makes them not so Vintage.
Cool video guys. That track is awesome!!
My mates and I used to race 1/10 scale but we all kind of burned out with all the seriousness of it all so we started vintage racing and found it draws a whole different kind of racer. None of us take it too seriously. We all talk a load of crap at each and have lots of laughs and afterwards have a BBQ with a few drinks. Everyone has a great time.
Keep up the great content..
Sounds awesome …
Totally agree the seriousness is the worst thing. I have a Top-Force Evo I just want to race and have a laugh with.
I'm finding it hard to swallow that the 'vintage' racing class includes cars that came along well after I _stopped_ racing. 😬😅😅👴
Hahaha 😂 I know what you mean
I'm still racing them every club day, newest car I have is an 18 xb2 😂
i watched quite a few of the races over the three days, but one of the most exciting ones was defo the 3rd Vintage final. Super close racing, the top two or three had some great battles at the end of the race. To top it off two cars crossed the line with the exact same time, couldn't believe it! Super exciting to watch
Both drivers featured in this video with Tunks pipping Nathan to the win
Wow. Great to see Dave. He taught me to drive and fix stuff at that St Albans track. I hope you manage to revive it.
Nice look over the vintage cars, i watched the finals for the vintage races, man it went to the wire. Cant wait to get out to all the vintage events this year, hopefully see you both at revival again 😎
Most definitely, be good to see you👍
Great video... Loving all the coverage from the MKgp...
Cheers buddy
Loving the vintage stuff, great video as usual 👍
Cheers John
This is awesome. Those are absolute beautiful.
Thanks for this vid 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
True
Great to see Dave Foster. He is a top bloke. Made St Albans buggy club great.
He is a top bloke for sure
@@PopalongRC I'd defintely be able to get 2/3 people to help revive that St Albans track.
@SonnyBurnett85 awesome we will organise a work party when we get the go ahead
I’ve go the MK blues this weekend 😢
Mega come down and now I’m clucking
Super shot 👌
Encouraging to potentially race vintage next year, I recon there could be a few after this video 👍
Now people know it is an option .. it could make for a fun event
You guys are doing a great job for the scene over there, I keep saying it, but it's good to see. I'm not completely surprised that the Vintage classes are taking off. I think the reason many stopped racing older buggies at club level at least, was spares availability and affordability.
Cheers Pablo
Spot on video guys, the track was EPIC to drive on too
Cheers trigger
That Ultima of Nathan's is the duck's nuts. He's shared image on socials. Exactly what Im aiming for with my Pro XL. Thanks for covering the vintage, this is where its at. Cheers lads.
You’re not wrong
What would you say makes the Super shot a better race experience than the Hotshot last year? They look pretty similar?
The shock set up for starter
I might do a comparison video
@@PopalongRC That would be interesting for sure
Another cracking video lads 👌🏻
Cheers Sam
Does anyone remember the PB mini mustang
Was there any Tamiyas in vintage races?
Not sure of the exact make and model list
@@PopalongRC there's some trf buggies that could have been in it a dyna storm that could have raced in it.
Would a team associated b4 count as a vintage class racer?
Maybe a few years off at the moment
"the geared diff malarkey" ??
Ball diff is the way 😂
My car still has a ball diff although a gear diff conversion is available and I have them, I choose not to run one to keep the cars characteristics
well shit i might have to fish my cougar out the loft :D
Do it
Bring back spoked wheels!
Defo look better
No vintage Tamiyas as this event as there were a limited number of places and they were only 2wd. Jamie Booth and Craig Drescher are very successful vintagecracing with their Top Forces and Jamie races an Astute. The Top Force is a popular choice of vintage racing and Hotshots and Terra Scorchers can be competitive in their respective classes.
Love the Vintage RC Cars. Should they be allowed to do so many modifications with 3D printed parts and 2024 upgrades? Kind of makes them not so Vintage.
It’s more to keep with the power we have now and the tracks are a little more demanding 😅
No geometry changes just beefed up bits
That is a loaded question …
@@PopalongRCactually I was just curious cause they don’t do that here at our local track mate.
missing the other half of vintage... dirt track!