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The Great Sand Dunes Showdown (A-Class)

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Would Love to have a Spot if still open.


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MWAI_Racing 8/25/24

MWAI racing would like a shot to redeem ourselves after the wagon tourney 


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Jokerkiller 8/25/24

Can you put Flaming Spagetti Racing down for a truck please? 


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Elbows_Out 8/26/24

Hi Mark, I would like to have another crack please. I'll see if I can finally build something which will make it to the finish line. :)


This 70g beast is headed out to the Great Sand Dunes! Nitro has been tuning up on Diamondback Wash!


  • Alright! I have to ask about the knobbies. They look narrower than 7mm wide. — GravityThrottleRacing
  • Ok, I measured and I'm pretty sure they are 7mm. I will double check and let you know. — ManiacMotorsports
  • I was looking at the pic on my phone early this morning. On my work computer screen they look wide enough. Sorry for the scare, but thanks for checking! — GravityThrottleRacing
  • Ok, Thank you! — ManiacMotorsports

Got room for a humble Canadian?


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WallyChamp73 8/27/24

Can New Jersey Drive Racing still enter!?


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Candlepins 8/27/24

Would love to submit a car if there's room!


I want in please 


One more racer trying to get a spot please.


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Triple_B 8/28/24

I'd love to get a chance to race in this one please!


Question. Can you sand the nobby tires to make them smooth, or should they remain untouched? 


  • Untouched. If you go to the tournament rules, it's stated there somewhere. I don't remember where. HAHA! — GravityThrottleRacing
  • My bad. That rule is not in there but should be. I lost a version of the rules and had to retype them but forgot to add it. Glad you asked! — GravityThrottleRacing
  • Okay, message #3. Sorry about this. It's a great question and here is what I wrote on page 1. — GravityThrottleRacing
  • Retail axles and 7mm wide (or wider) knobby tires only. You are not allowed to sand the knobby wheels to remove the grooves altogether. A very, very light sanding on the knobbies is acceptable to get rid of any imperfections on the surface. — GravityThrottleRacing

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