Could you win the Slot Car Nationals with this chassis? - Part 2

The BSCRA Mid America Products Clubman National Championships are taking place in Corby, England on Saturday 2nd March and Sunday 3rd March 2024. This is chance for all the clubman graded drivers to race in their own national championships without fear of getting in the way of all the main grade and premier grade drivers in the UK. There will be top drivers on hand to help with car setup and repairs.
This Genesis chassis will be won by a lucky clubman racer and might be used to win the INTRO32 National Championship event on Sunday.
This is part two of the build. You can see part one here: • Could you win the Slot...
Mid America Slot Car Products are sponsoring the event. You can see all their huge range of slot car products here:
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You can get slot car parts from Drag Racing and Flexi Racing through to top level 1/24 Scale Eurosports racing.
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[@ericstaehlin727]

Thanks so much I love your videos

[@CleaveTech]

Glad you like them!

[@plabarba]

Thanks!

[@CleaveTech]

Amazing. You are a top fan. Thank you sooooohhhhh much ❤️

[@AdrianBlakey]

TY2

[@RollinIsbell]

That looks like a fun class to race.
Do the class rules specify using a certain thickness of lead wire? Seems like there might be a weight-saving opportunity by going to a slightly smaller wire.

[@AdrianBlakey]

Page 8 #10 no. www.slotcarracing.org.uk/rules/handbook.pdf

[@CleaveTech]

No rules on lead wires, and you are right about a weight saving with a smaller gauge of wire 👍🏻. These motors don’t draw a lot of current so 22AWG would be fine.

[@Patty-cu1ke]

"promosm" 😃