It has quite a while since posting on Home Racing World so here goes.
Electron Raceway is located in a finished/heated shop area of about 1,000 square feet within a 2,400 square foot metal sided “pole barn” (image of track is shown below). The finished shop has been painted and dry walled. The floor is covered with black and white checkerboard linoleum. The finished shop is equipped with a large floor model propane heater and includes a small half bath.
Electron Raceway is a custom designed and constructed, wood routed track. The following is a brief list of specifications

True Scale Racing
To promote close racing and ease of building, we use production chassis (Scholer, Plafit, ScaleAuto Slotting Plus) with scale wheels. Motors are ProSlot 16ds or in the case of our GT1 class, Hawk 7s. Bodies are plastic models in 1/24 or 1/25 scale. Initially we were inspired by Northwest True Scale Racing club out of Portland, Oregon
Over the years we have migrated to three basic classes
Below are a few images of the cars








Electron Raceway is located in a finished/heated shop area of about 1,000 square feet within a 2,400 square foot metal sided “pole barn” (image of track is shown below). The finished shop has been painted and dry walled. The floor is covered with black and white checkerboard linoleum. The finished shop is equipped with a large floor model propane heater and includes a small half bath.
Electron Raceway is a custom designed and constructed, wood routed track. The following is a brief list of specifications
- Track Footprint 24x18 feet
- Track Surface MDF finished with epoxy paint
- Number of lanes - 4
- Lane Spacing 4.5 inches
- Lane length 90 feet
- Minimum turn radius 12 inches
- Braid Traditional (non-magnetic)
- Track Power Rivergate 13.6 volt, 70 amp power supply
- Crash walls hardboard softened with rubber wall base molding
- Timing and Scoring -Trackmate
True Scale Racing
To promote close racing and ease of building, we use production chassis (Scholer, Plafit, ScaleAuto Slotting Plus) with scale wheels. Motors are ProSlot 16ds or in the case of our GT1 class, Hawk 7s. Bodies are plastic models in 1/24 or 1/25 scale. Initially we were inspired by Northwest True Scale Racing club out of Portland, Oregon
Over the years we have migrated to three basic classes
- Historic Trans Am
- Sports Car
- GT1
Below are a few images of the cars
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