Touring Car
Experience fast, close and highly competitive RC racing with our 1/10th Touring Car Stock class. Built around low-profile bodies and precision chassis design, this class delivers exciting wheel-to-wheel action where consistency, setup and driver skill make all the difference. Cars use electric brushless power systems, producing rapid acceleration, impressive cornering speeds and incredibly close racing. The Stock format keeps performance balanced, making the class accessible to newcomers while still offering plenty of depth for experienced racers looking to fine-tune their setup. Whether you’re chasing your first podium or battling for tenths of a second, 1/10th Touring Car Stock offers some of the most rewarding and competitive racing in RC.
Class rules
Updated 15 May 2026 · v1.0
PrintEverything you need to be legal
Motor
13.5T max
Tyre
Schumacher Mini Pin
Battery
2S 7.4V LiPo
Shell
Any 1/10 Touring
Chassis
Any 1/10 chassis with any hop-ups
Motor
13.5T brushless maximum
- Non-regulars arriving with a lower turn motor must notify race control.
- You'll be required to turn it down to a 13.5T-comparable speed and won't score championship points.
ESC
No restrictions
Servo
No restrictions
Tyres
Schumacher narrow Mini Pin recommended
- Any tyre is permitted — the Mini Pin yellow is what we run.
Bodyshell
Any 1/10 Touring Car shell permitted
Gearing
No restrictions
Batteries
2S 7.4V LiPo or 6-cell 7.2V NiMH
- • All charging must take place on the main charging table — not at your own pit table.
- • Charging and discharging must always be done in a closed LiPo-safe container — a hard-sided LiPo/battery safe is preferred, with a LiPo bag as the minimum acceptable option.
- • Where possible, discharging should be done at home rather than at the track.
- • Use a LiPo/LiFe-specific charger on CC/CV mode — no other charge profile.
- • Never exceed 4.2V per cell.
- • Li-HV users must only charge to 7.4V per BRCA regulations. Random checks will be carried out.
- • All LiPo/LiFe batteries must be charged at 1C or less while at the track.
- 1C means the charge current (in Amps) must not exceed the battery’s capacity (in Ah). To work it out: divide the mAh rating by 1000.
- Example: a 5000mAh pack = 5.0A max charge rate. A 7600mAh pack = 7.6A max.
- • No restriction on capacity.
Race-night kit
What to bring
- Built car with body shell fitted
- Personal transponder
- Radio controller with fresh batteries
- Charged race batteries (and a spare if you have one)
- Charger + fireproof charging bag
- Soldering iron / spare wire / tools in a pit case
- Pen and timing sheet are provided
- Spare set of Mini Pin yellow tyres recommended
Championship
Full standings →| Pos | Driver | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Steve Jenner | 201 |
| 2 | James Weaver | 197 |
| 3 | Ian Webb | 196 |
| 4 | Ian Cowe | 194 |
| 5 | Martin Timms | 193 |
| 6 | Tim Halstead | 98 |
Race Touring Car
Bring your kit on a Friday night and have a go. New drivers welcome — we'll find you a spot in a heat with similarly fast cars and walk you through the format on arrival.