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Photo by Michele Newbanks
DC Smith, 35, of Washington, W.Va., tunes up his RC car Saturday during the open house for Switchback RC in the Village. Photo by Michele Newbanks
Switchback RC in the Village boasts an oval track where enthusiasts can race their remote control cars. Photo by Michele Newbanks
DC Smith, 35, of Washington, W.Va., tunes up his RC car Saturday during the open house for Switchback RC in the Village.
Vehicles packed the parking lot of the former Dollar General Store in Lowell Saturday afternoon as a new venue opened for remote control enthusiasts.
For
the first time in its 36-year history,
Hell
Tour fans can enjoy watching both tours race over eight different
weeks at various tracks, featuring a fresh mix of annual favorites, returning
gems and one new addition.
Both
tours are scheduled to race 30 dates over an eight-week stretch, starting with
the kickoff at Indiana’s Brownstown Speedway on Tuesday, June 15.
Similar
to the revamped 2020 schedule, a two-week break period will divide the tours
into two parts to allow for the Late Model drivers to compete with the World of
Outlaws Morton Buildings Late Models in their crown-jewel events – Fairbury
Speedway’s