Hello racers:
TOUR is excited about the upcoming 2012/2013 season and we wanted to touch base on a few things even though we are still a few months away. Motors and batteries again will need to be Roar approved this upcoming year, with batteries needing to be on the Roar list and available by October 1st (which will be locked the entire season). Motors will have to be on the Roar list and available before an event and follow the same rules as in the past (not being tampered with, box stock, spec approved rotors, etc). We are aware the topic of short stack motors is out there. We wanted to pass along that Roar has had a minimum stack length rule they have been following for a few years and all motors that are Roar approved follow these guidelines (these rules do not show up in the rule book that is currently on-line). Tour will be using resistance and inductance to help better tech this upcoming season and are gathering information now to help tracks and races use for inspections. Tour has not announced any Roar motor or battery to be illegal so far this year for the upcoming carpet season. I have also been in touch with all major motor and battery mfg, to advise we will use the same rules as past years. That's it for now. Thanks for all your support!
Allan A
TOUR is excited about the upcoming 2012/2013 season and we wanted to touch base on a few things even though we are still a few months away. Motors and batteries again will need to be Roar approved this upcoming year, with batteries needing to be on the Roar list and available by October 1st (which will be locked the entire season). Motors will have to be on the Roar list and available before an event and follow the same rules as in the past (not being tampered with, box stock, spec approved rotors, etc). We are aware the topic of short stack motors is out there. We wanted to pass along that Roar has had a minimum stack length rule they have been following for a few years and all motors that are Roar approved follow these guidelines (these rules do not show up in the rule book that is currently on-line). Tour will be using resistance and inductance to help better tech this upcoming season and are gathering information now to help tracks and races use for inspections. Tour has not announced any Roar motor or battery to be illegal so far this year for the upcoming carpet season. I have also been in touch with all major motor and battery mfg, to advise we will use the same rules as past years. That's it for now. Thanks for all your support!
Allan A