There are three common slotcar scales used for competition:
1. 1:24 scale or 1/24, cars are the largest slot cars … See more

Many home racetracks are made from the injection molded-plastic snap together track sections found in race sets; these courses are known as "Plastic Tracks".
Shop and club tracks used for competition (especially … See more

1:24 racing is usually at 14 volts for qualifying and 12 volts under racing conditions. 1:32 racing is between 12 and 16 volts depending on type of car. Most HO rules require tracks to provide voltage between 18… See more

Several race formats are employed in competition as time allows. The quickest to run is called round robin, which can be run in either of two ways. The first (and least common) way is begin with one driver on one lane o… See more

1:24 scale racing organizations There are many different local, regional, national, and international organizations for 1:24 scale slot cars. 1:24 scale is primarily raced at commercial slot car raceways. The largest US organis… See more

Most 1:24 racing series use some variation of the USRA Division 1 or Division 2 rules. The USRA rules have their roots in the NCC rules of the early 1970s which were written with the goal of making a number of under-class… See more

The main governing body of UK slot racing is BSCRA, which is responsible for the organisation of most UK slot racing events. The current chairman is Mark Witham. The association organises three national champions… See more