I drummed up some intrest already for the new indoor track, people i work with who are into rc but havent raced, but would like to give it a shot.

One great thing about JCP and the Indy crowd is how we all get along and help each other, unlike some tracks i used to race at where there were little cliques and huge egos.

Some information on the new indoor track.
Location I70 and Emerson. Take Emerson north to Emerson Access rd, turn right, Emerson Access becomes E. 25th ST., Go Straight through the stop sign and the building will be on the right.

The building is about 100'x200', insulated sides and roof, plus 3 big heaters hanging from the ceiling. Track size will be approximately 140'x80' and will be 1/10th and 1/8th friendly! JCP style wide pit lane, drivers stand 8'x32'. Pit space will be sectioned off by plastic to keep it smoke free and warm, we will have room for over a 100 racers. We will start off with Nitro and Electric on Saturdays, and Electric only on Sundays for now, if we get a calling for during the week day races, we will possibly do that also. Doors open at 9:00am racing at 12:30

We are going to have a membership for the indoor season if you would like to join, Pay $100.00 by November 5th, and you will get $10.00 off the non member price of $25.00 on the first entry PER RACE DAY. We are planning to run through April, so if you run both days that's a savings of over $300.00.
Membership race day fees $15.00 first class $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd
Non member race fees $25.00 first class $15.00 2nd $5.00 3rd

If we have a cash race then the price will go up $5.00 for that day on both member and non member entries. Included with the membership you will also get a official JCP-RC Shirt!

Pit space: If you would like to reserve a pit spot for a table or bring in a ez-up and set it up in that special spot just for you all winter season, that will cost you only $50.00 per spot, and be on a first pay gets first choice basis.

Please make payment as a GIFT PAYMENT if you pay with Paypal.
jcprcmidwestmonster@yahoo.com

Get ready Indy, indoor dirt off road is back, and is going to be bigger and better than ever!

Thanks
JCP-RC Crew

hell ya

Some information on the new indoor track.
Location I70 and Emerson. Take Emerson north to Emerson Access rd, turn right, Emerson Access becomes E. 25th ST., Go Straight through the stop sign and the building will be on the right.

The building is about 100'x200', insulated sides and roof, plus 3 big heaters hanging from the ceiling. Track size will be approximately 140'x80' and will be 1/10th and 1/8th friendly! JCP style wide pit lane, drivers stand 8'x32'. Pit space will be sectioned off by plastic to keep it smoke free and warm, we will have room for over a 100 racers. We will start off with Nitro and Electric on Saturdays, and Electric only on Sundays for now, if we get a calling for during the week day races, we will possibly do that also. Doors open at 9:00am racing at 12:30

We are going to have a membership for the indoor season if you would like to join, Pay $100.00 by November 5th, and you will get $10.00 off the non member price of $25.00 on the first entry PER RACE DAY. We are planning to run through April, so if you run both days that's a savings of over $300.00.
Membership race day fees $15.00 first class $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd
Non member race fees $25.00 first class $15.00 2nd $5.00 3rd

If we have a cash race then the price will go up $5.00 for that day on both member and non member entries. Included with the membership you will also get a official JCP-RC Shirt!

Pit space: If you would like to reserve a pit spot for a table or bring in a ez-up and set it up in that special spot just for you all winter season, that will cost you only $50.00 per spot, and be on a first pay gets first choice basis.

Please make payment as a GIFT PAYMENT if you pay with Paypal.
jcprcmidwestmonster@yahoo.com

Get ready Indy, indoor dirt off road is back, and is going to be bigger and better than ever!

Thanks
JCP-RC Crew

how did you convince the fire marshalls to allow nitro racing indoors?

Can't wait!

Some information on the new indoor track.
Location I70 and Emerson. Take Emerson north to Emerson Access rd, turn right, Emerson Access becomes E. 25th ST., Go Straight through the stop sign and the building will be on the right.

The building is about 100'x200', insulated sides and roof, plus 3 big heaters hanging from the ceiling. Track size will be approximately 140'x80' and will be 1/10th and 1/8th friendly! JCP style wide pit lane, drivers stand 8'x32'. Pit space will be sectioned off by plastic to keep it smoke free and warm, we will have room for over a 100 racers. We will start off with Nitro and Electric on Saturdays, and Electric only on Sundays for now, if we get a calling for during the week day races, we will possibly do that also. Doors open at 9:00am racing at 12:30

We are going to have a membership for the indoor season if you would like to join, Pay $100.00 by November 5th, and you will get $10.00 off the non member price of $25.00 on the first entry PER RACE DAY. We are planning to run through April, so if you run both days that's a savings of over $300.00.
Membership race day fees $15.00 first class $10.00 2nd $5.00 3rd
Non member race fees $25.00 first class $15.00 2nd $5.00 3rd

If we have a cash race then the price will go up $5.00 for that day on both member and non member entries. Included with the membership you will also get a official JCP-RC Shirt!

Pit space: If you would like to reserve a pit spot for a table or bring in a ez-up and set it up in that special spot just for you all winter season, that will cost you only $50.00 per spot, and be on a first pay gets first choice basis.

Please make payment as a GIFT PAYMENT if you pay with Paypal.
jcprcmidwestmonster@yahoo.com

Get ready Indy, indoor dirt off road is back, and is going to be bigger and better than ever!

Thanks
JCP-RC Crew




on the pit spot idea. can we bring some kind of metal box or something to bolt down to keep some of our stuff there?

went by there today and yes it's a big building. is the parking shared with the shop next door?

Can't wait.

how did you convince the fire marshalls to allow nitro racing indoors?

Simple, They want 2 clear exits, we have 4. Fire proof insulation, and the plastic that we are hanging up to separate the pits from the track is fire proof. We will have fans setup under the overhead doors to pull the smoke and fumes out of the building, plus the building already has a nice sized exhaust fan in it, and of course fire extinguishers.

on the pit spot idea. can we bring some kind of metal box or something to bolt down to keep some of our stuff there?

Concrete floor nothing to bolt down to really. You can bring a box with a lock on it to store some stuff.

went by there today and yes it's a big building. is the parking shared with the shop next door?

No the body shop next door is putting in a new paint booth, that is why all that stuff is sitting out there, they dont have any of that lot.

sounds like you guys have thought this through, should be a great place:thumbsup:

We had 2 years of learning experience from hcrc!

Concrete floor nothing to bolt down to really. You can bring a box with a lock on it to store some stuff.




i always bring way to many pArts, spcially if no hobby shop. i can bolt to concrete. just another idea.

i was seriously thinking of moving south for the winter so i could race. so this is great. thanks jcp

MITCHELL TRIP!!!!!!

Heading south to mitchell around noon. Pro 2 sc, and mod buggy for me...

FT SC10 for sale!!! $250

Comes with

SXX TC Spec Speedo, and Clear FT body...

Have extra motors and tires as well for more $$$$

Equipment is used but works great. Truck is fresh of TQ and 1st place finish at the Great Pumpkin race. I had a five second lead at mitchell last week before breaking a shock bolt which I have since repaired. Just letting you know the truck is good but i have a brand new one now and this one will either collect dust or turn into a part truck...

Construction of the indoor facility is coming along nicely, the drivers stand, scoring booth, pit lane, and the divider wall are all done, now just waiting on the dirt, supposed to be delivered monday or tuesday. Some base dirt is already down for the foundation of the pit lane. The track is quite big as well, do not hesitate on checking it out, lets support JCP and the new indoor track

Little update on JCP Indoor.

We have decided to make this coming weekend an open practice session. This will allow us to work out any kinks, should there be any, and also allow ya'll to get acquainted with the facility. Practice times will be as follows,

Cost will be $5 for members or $10 for non-members per day.

10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Both days

Saturday will be Nitro and electric
Sunday will be electric only

We will also be extending the membership deadline through Sunday. This gives you an extra day if you so need it.

well since it is very close to my back yard, I'll probably stop by this Sunday and check it out!!

hey guys i got a few questions. a few of my friends and i are thinking about making a trip to indy sometime soon and checking out your new indoor track, but we have a few questions first. what all classes will you be running? do you have posted rules? what tires will you be running? so you have to have personal transponders or are you going to have house also? any other help would be great too. thanks

The classes will be. 1/10 scale- Pro2, Pro4, Mod Buggy, Stock slash, Mod Truck.
1/8 scale- e-buggy, Nitro Truggy, Nitro Buggy.

Im sure Brian will have house transponders, they did at JCP outdoor.

Just curious about the surface so I can be prepared on tires....black dirt, loose dirt, or clay??

We strongly suggest personal transponders. Our house transponders are starting to die out.

A litte birdy told me there MAY be pics on FB soon, if not tonight...

Personal transponder is required, the house transponders are dead! If you need a cheaper alternative to the my laps transponders, check out Indy Rc they have the MRT transponders. The dirt is all clay and sticky! Small pin tires for sure

what about rules? do you have them posted anywhere?

I guess you want electric rules?

Stock slash, 2s lipo limit
Pro 2sc, 2s lipo limit
Pro 4sc, 2s lipo limit
Stock 4x4 slash 2s lipo limit if we have enough
Mod buggy, 2s lipo limit
Mod truck, 2s lipo limit

Can we pay the membership fee at the track this weekend?

Absolutely!

are you guys going to have practice during the week or anytime?

If we get enough intrest we will have a week night practice. If you want it post up what day and we will see what happens

I am planning on heading there next Sunday to race - Can anyone provide an address? Also, after the first weekend of practice, do slicks seem like they will work or ? Track looks good!

2459 N Butler Ave
Indianapolis‎ Indiana‎ 46218
United States

I know some guys had slicks on and they looked like they had good traction

Racing this Saturday and Sunday doors open at 9:00 am and racing at 12:30

Saturday nitro and electric
Sunday electric only

If we get enough intrest we will have a week night practice. If you want it post up what day and we will see what happens

I would say a Wednesday or Thursday night practice would be good. I myself would really like to see you open one night a week for practice.

I would say a Wednesday or Thursday night practice would be good. I myself would really like to see you open one night a week for practice.

Thursdays my vote!

wednesday or thursday nights for me. i have 4 or 5 guys from work around the tipton area that want to practice before they race

Thursdays my vote!

Thursday would be my vote between those 2 days. I work in Indy almost every Thursday so I would be there every week to practice.

I vote Wednesday. I have Easton on Thursday's and that makes for a late night for the little guy

thursday is great

I'll toss in a Wednesday vote.

Thursday sounds good

2459 N Butler Ave
Indianapolis‎ Indiana‎ 46218
United States

I know some guys had slicks on and they looked like they had good traction

Thanks - I will see everyone Sunday

Thursday for me also!!!

2whl mod Sunday!!!

i just wanted to make sure no house transponders right? because i have 4 or 5 people that want to come down and race but don't want to spend $100 on a personal when they will probably only 4 or 5 times a year.

i just wanted to make sure no house transponders right? because i have 4 or 5 people that want to come down and race but don't want to spend $100 on a personal when they will probably only 4 or 5 times a year.

I am in the process of working on getting them fixed, but as of right now we do not have any.

Make sure you bring a table, chair, and extension cords, if you have not been to the track already.

Those transponders are the hardest $100 to spend in this hobby! Just plain Ouch.

A used transponder is always an option as well, still $70 to $80

i can't believe no one else has said the new track is awesome:)