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File:SantaPod26.jpg

2026-05-18T15:32:15Z

Cstubbs:

Santa Pod 2026

2026-05-18T15:28:54Z

Cstubbs: Created page with "{{Event |EventPic=SantaPod26.jpg |Date=15-17th May 2026 |Location=Santa Pod Raceway |EventType=Race }} ==Background== Santa Pod hosted the Hacky Racers at their VW Breakout / Doorslammers event. It was an event with a lively atmosphere and a variety racing, both fast and slow! {{clear}} ==Entrants== Full Size Hacky Racer: *CYBR TRK - Chris Stubbs *Rule Zero - Mark *Hacky Camper - Helen *Gallifrey Racing - Paul *ACDC - Vince *Hacktor - Chris Sh..."

{{Event
|EventPic=SantaPod26.jpg
|Date=15-17th May 2026
|Location=Santa Pod Raceway
|EventType=Race
}}

==Background==

Santa Pod hosted the Hacky Racers at their VW Breakout / Doorslammers event. It was an event with a lively atmosphere and a variety racing, both fast and slow!
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==Entrants==
Full Size Hacky Racer:
*[[CYBR TRK]] - Chris Stubbs
*[[Rule Zero]] - Mark
*[[Hacky Camper]] - Helen
*[[Gallifrey Racing]] - Paul
*[[ACDC]] - Vince
*[[Hacktor]] - Chris Shakespeare
*[[Big Tikes]] - Michael

*[[Re-arranged-rover]] - Jan Shakespeare (not competing)

==Scrutineering==
Full Size Hacky Racer:
*The 7 competing cars were submitted for scrutineering, all of which passed.
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==Results==
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris Stubbs|position=1|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=ACDC|driver=Vince|position=2|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=3|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen|position=4|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=5|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacktor|driver=Chris Shakespeare|position=6|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Gallifrey Racing|driver=Paul|position=7|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris Stubbs|position=4|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=ACDC|driver=Vince|position=6|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=2|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=1|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacktor|driver=Chris Shakespeare|position=6|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Gallifrey Racing|driver=Paul|position=6|class=90 - Moxie}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris Stubbs|position=1|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=ACDC|driver=Vince|position=2|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=3|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen|position=4|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=5|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacktor|driver=Chris Shakespeare|position=6|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Gallifrey Racing|driver=Paul|position=7|class=99 - Overall}}

{{EventResultsTable}}

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==Incidents==
No safety incidents occurred at the event.
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==Gallery==
[[File:SantaPod26.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:SantaPod26.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]
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[[Category:Championship 2026]]

Wheels & Tyres

2026-05-12T17:16:19Z

Cstubbs: /* Hoverboard Brakes */

== Go-Kart Wheels & Tyres ==
===Split===
See [[Rule Zero]]
*Twin tubes, side by side, with a valve on the inside and outside of the wheel.
*Slightly easier to replace tyres/tubes in the pits as bead does not need to seal.
*Custom machined hubs.
*Part-worn tyres can be occasionally found for a reasonable price.
*Slicks are fun.

===Unsplit===
See [[Pink My Ride]]
*Tubeless.
*Can be difficult to replace tyres in the pits, special tools and a high flow compressor help.

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== Mobility Scooters ==
A mobility scooter frame with steering, wheels and an axle can make a solid foundation for a beginner hacky racer. Their tyres however will wear out quickly, especially on tarmac.
Typically use inner tubes.
Readily available spares.

{{clear}}

== Mini ATVs ==
See [[LEtsGO]]

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== Hoverboard Hub Motors ==
See [[CYBR TRK]]

Hoverboard wheels differ from most other types of hacky racer wheel, as the motor is built in to the centre.
It is possible to fit pneumatic tyres to the 6.5" hub motors with some careful modifications.

=== Hoverboard Tyres ===
*4.10/3.50-5 mobility scooter tyres are about the only size which can be made to fit.
*8x3.00-5 can be abused to fit with a lot of work, but are not very practical and end up quite small.
*8 1/2 x 2 look close, but do not fit.

Take care! There are two slightly different sizes of 6.5" hub motor around, xxxmm and xxxmm. The tyre does not fit particuarly well on xxxmm.

*Turning down the OD of the hub slightly and improving the surface finish makes fitting easier, but will weaken wheel.
*The tyres can also be made to fit by removing rubber around the inner diameter using a burr tool in a drill and taking it as close to the bead as you dare. This is easier, does not require a lathe, and does not weaken the wheel.
*Cut a notch/pocket for the valve to exit (with a hacksaw and file also works fine).
*Using washing up liquid as lube, with the tube inside the tyre and valve facing towards you, hook the bead just over the back edge of the rim.
*Work the bead around the outside of the tyre towards the front. Not too far at this stage.
*Hook the valve through the bead at the front, and push down, so it slips over the OD of the hub and into the previously cut notch/pocket.
*Work the rest of the bead and other side of the tyre around the hub.
*Reinstall the stator and cover plate.
*Inflate to ~15PSI. ~25PSI leads to catastrophic failure.

{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:HoverboardValveNotch.jpeg|thumb|150px|Machined notch for valve (ignore crack!)]]
| [[File:HoverboardTyreFitted.jpg|thumb|150px|Tyre fitted]]
|}

=== Hoverboard Brakes ===
A few different sizes of bicycle brake disk can be fitted to a hoverboard motor with various adapters.
CYBR TRK and Volt-Crane-O have had success using replacement 110mm Xiaomi M365 brake kits from Aliexpress.
*Drill 5mm holes on a slightly larger PCD using this scaled template [[:File:HB_Disc_brake.pdf]] .
*Remove the back plate from the hoverboard motor.
*Use the template [[:File:HB_Disc_brake.pdf]] to drill the same PCD in to the back plate. Use a grinder/file to make a little bit more clearance for the screw heads.
*Mount the brake disc to the back place using screws and 6x 15mm x M5 hex spacers. Screws with a small head such as button head should fit with OK clearance.
*Reassemble the motor.
*Grind a little relief in to the stub axle mount clamps if more clearance is required (see pictures).
*Mount the brake calliper (see pictures for an example).
*It may be neccesary to deflate the tyre to navigate the brake disc in to the calliper once mounted.

{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:M365_brake.jpg|thumb|150px|Typical brake listing]]
| [[File:Hb_disc_mounted.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake disc mounted]]
| [[File:Hb_disc_screws.jpg|thumb|150px|Screws inside motor back plate]]
| [[File:Cybrtrk_brake_mounted.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake mounted on CYBR TRK]]
| [[File:Crane_brake.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake mounted on Volt-Crane-O]]
|}

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Wheels & Tyres

2026-05-12T17:16:00Z

Cstubbs: /* Hoverboard Brakes */

== Go-Kart Wheels & Tyres ==
===Split===
See [[Rule Zero]]
*Twin tubes, side by side, with a valve on the inside and outside of the wheel.
*Slightly easier to replace tyres/tubes in the pits as bead does not need to seal.
*Custom machined hubs.
*Part-worn tyres can be occasionally found for a reasonable price.
*Slicks are fun.

===Unsplit===
See [[Pink My Ride]]
*Tubeless.
*Can be difficult to replace tyres in the pits, special tools and a high flow compressor help.

{{clear}}

== Mobility Scooters ==
A mobility scooter frame with steering, wheels and an axle can make a solid foundation for a beginner hacky racer. Their tyres however will wear out quickly, especially on tarmac.
Typically use inner tubes.
Readily available spares.

{{clear}}

== Mini ATVs ==
See [[LEtsGO]]

{{clear}}

== Hoverboard Hub Motors ==
See [[CYBR TRK]]

Hoverboard wheels differ from most other types of hacky racer wheel, as the motor is built in to the centre.
It is possible to fit pneumatic tyres to the 6.5" hub motors with some careful modifications.

=== Hoverboard Tyres ===
*4.10/3.50-5 mobility scooter tyres are about the only size which can be made to fit.
*8x3.00-5 can be abused to fit with a lot of work, but are not very practical and end up quite small.
*8 1/2 x 2 look close, but do not fit.

Take care! There are two slightly different sizes of 6.5" hub motor around, xxxmm and xxxmm. The tyre does not fit particuarly well on xxxmm.

*Turning down the OD of the hub slightly and improving the surface finish makes fitting easier, but will weaken wheel.
*The tyres can also be made to fit by removing rubber around the inner diameter using a burr tool in a drill and taking it as close to the bead as you dare. This is easier, does not require a lathe, and does not weaken the wheel.
*Cut a notch/pocket for the valve to exit (with a hacksaw and file also works fine).
*Using washing up liquid as lube, with the tube inside the tyre and valve facing towards you, hook the bead just over the back edge of the rim.
*Work the bead around the outside of the tyre towards the front. Not too far at this stage.
*Hook the valve through the bead at the front, and push down, so it slips over the OD of the hub and into the previously cut notch/pocket.
*Work the rest of the bead and other side of the tyre around the hub.
*Reinstall the stator and cover plate.
*Inflate to ~15PSI. ~25PSI leads to catastrophic failure.

{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:HoverboardValveNotch.jpeg|thumb|150px|Machined notch for valve (ignore crack!)]]
| [[File:HoverboardTyreFitted.jpg|thumb|150px|Tyre fitted]]
|}

=== Hoverboard Brakes ===
A few different sizes of bicycle brake disk can be fitted to a hoverboard motor with various adapters.
CYBR TRK and Volt-Crane-O have had success using replacement 110mm Xiaomi M365 brake kits from Aliexpress.
*Drill 5mm holes on a slightly larger PCD using this scaled template.
*Remove the back plate from the hoverboard motor.
*Use the template [[:File:HB_Disc_brake.pdf]] to drill the same PCD in to the back plate. Use a grinder/file to make a little bit more clearance for the screw heads.
*Mount the brake disc to the back place using screws and 6x 15mm x M5 hex spacers. Screws with a small head such as button head should fit with OK clearance.
*Reassemble the motor.
*Grind a little relief in to the stub axle mount clamps if more clearance is required (see pictures).
*Mount the brake calliper (see pictures for an example).
*It may be neccesary to deflate the tyre to navigate the brake disc in to the calliper once mounted.

{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:M365_brake.jpg|thumb|150px|Typical brake listing]]
| [[File:Hb_disc_mounted.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake disc mounted]]
| [[File:Hb_disc_screws.jpg|thumb|150px|Screws inside motor back plate]]
| [[File:Cybrtrk_brake_mounted.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake mounted on CYBR TRK]]
| [[File:Crane_brake.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake mounted on Volt-Crane-O]]
|}

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Wheels & Tyres

2026-05-12T17:14:51Z

Cstubbs: /* Hoverboard Brakes */

== Go-Kart Wheels & Tyres ==
===Split===
See [[Rule Zero]]
*Twin tubes, side by side, with a valve on the inside and outside of the wheel.
*Slightly easier to replace tyres/tubes in the pits as bead does not need to seal.
*Custom machined hubs.
*Part-worn tyres can be occasionally found for a reasonable price.
*Slicks are fun.

===Unsplit===
See [[Pink My Ride]]
*Tubeless.
*Can be difficult to replace tyres in the pits, special tools and a high flow compressor help.

{{clear}}

== Mobility Scooters ==
A mobility scooter frame with steering, wheels and an axle can make a solid foundation for a beginner hacky racer. Their tyres however will wear out quickly, especially on tarmac.
Typically use inner tubes.
Readily available spares.

{{clear}}

== Mini ATVs ==
See [[LEtsGO]]

{{clear}}

== Hoverboard Hub Motors ==
See [[CYBR TRK]]

Hoverboard wheels differ from most other types of hacky racer wheel, as the motor is built in to the centre.
It is possible to fit pneumatic tyres to the 6.5" hub motors with some careful modifications.

=== Hoverboard Tyres ===
*4.10/3.50-5 mobility scooter tyres are about the only size which can be made to fit.
*8x3.00-5 can be abused to fit with a lot of work, but are not very practical and end up quite small.
*8 1/2 x 2 look close, but do not fit.

Take care! There are two slightly different sizes of 6.5" hub motor around, xxxmm and xxxmm. The tyre does not fit particuarly well on xxxmm.

*Turning down the OD of the hub slightly and improving the surface finish makes fitting easier, but will weaken wheel.
*The tyres can also be made to fit by removing rubber around the inner diameter using a burr tool in a drill and taking it as close to the bead as you dare. This is easier, does not require a lathe, and does not weaken the wheel.
*Cut a notch/pocket for the valve to exit (with a hacksaw and file also works fine).
*Using washing up liquid as lube, with the tube inside the tyre and valve facing towards you, hook the bead just over the back edge of the rim.
*Work the bead around the outside of the tyre towards the front. Not too far at this stage.
*Hook the valve through the bead at the front, and push down, so it slips over the OD of the hub and into the previously cut notch/pocket.
*Work the rest of the bead and other side of the tyre around the hub.
*Reinstall the stator and cover plate.
*Inflate to ~15PSI. ~25PSI leads to catastrophic failure.

{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:HoverboardValveNotch.jpeg|thumb|150px|Machined notch for valve (ignore crack!)]]
| [[File:HoverboardTyreFitted.jpg|thumb|150px|Tyre fitted]]
|}

=== Hoverboard Brakes ===
A few different sizes of bicycle brake disk can be fitted to a hoverboard motor with various adapters.
CYBR TRK and Volt-Crane-O have had success using replacement 110mm Xiaomi M365 brake kits from Aliexpress.
*Drill 5mm holes on a slightly larger PCD using this scaled template.
*Remove the back plate from the hoverboard motor.
*Use the template [[:File:HB_Disc_brake.pdf]]to drill the same PCD in to the back plate. Use a grinder/file to make a little bit more clearance for the screw heads.
*Mount the brake disc to the back place using screws and 6x 15mm x M5 hex spacers. Screws with a small head such as button head should fit with OK clearance.
*Reassemble the motor.
*Grind a little relief in to the stub axle mount clamps if more clearance is required (see pictures).
*Mount the brake calliper (see pictures for an example).
*It may be neccesary to deflate the tyre to navigate the brake disc in to the calliper once mounted.

{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:M365_brake.jpg|thumb|150px|Typical brake listing]]
| [[File:Hb_disc_mounted.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake disc mounted]]
| [[File:Hb_disc_screws.jpg|thumb|150px|Screws inside motor back plate]]
| [[File:Cybrtrk_brake_mounted.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake mounted on CYBR TRK]]
| [[File:Crane_brake.jpg|thumb|150px|Brake mounted on Volt-Crane-O]]
|}

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File:HB Disc brake.pdf

2026-05-12T17:14:00Z

Cstubbs:

File:M365 brake.jpg

2026-05-12T17:06:58Z

Cstubbs:

Wheels & Tyres

2026-05-12T16:59:15Z

2026-05-12T16:29:07Z

Cstubbs:

===Introduction===

Sprockets and chains provide a cost effective way of reducing the speed of rotation of the motor to the speed required by the driven axle.
[[File:Sprocket overview.jpg|thumb|400x400px|Sprocket|none]]

===Chain types===

The are many different types of chain and they have to be matched to the sprocket

Common types in this application are T8F , #25

Going too large in the chain size (distance between links) will limit the maximum number of teeth for the sprocket on the axle (it will be dragging on the ground!).

Going too small in the chain size will limit the size of the teeth and therefore the strength of them. This means they can wear out quickly.

===Sizing your sprockets===

The max speed of a Hacky is usually 25 Miles per hour. This is largely due to the trade off between torque / top speed / track length. With the limited power budget (30A) it limits the motor current and therefore the available torque. Corners come regularly in a Hacky race so a high top speed is often less important than good drive out of corners

So lets work the numbers out -

25 Mph = 1.60934*25 = 40.2 Kph

40.2 Kph = 40.2 * 1000 / (60 * 60) = 11.18 metres per second

Now we need to factor in the tyre diameter

Lets take a mid-sized tyre 310 mm

=310*3.142/1000 = 0.974 m

Now we have this we can calculate the rotations per second the wheel has to make

= 11.18 / 0.974 = 11.48 rotations per second

Motors have a speed range and if you are using a MY1020 2000W brushless motor then they have a speed range where their peak performance is around 4300RPM.

This will vary and its best to check the motor specs although these are usually not well documented from the typical Chinese suppliers.

4300 RPM = 71.66 rotations per second

The motor are usually supplied with an 11 tooth sprocket but different ones from 9 – 13 teeth are readily available (Note: if it’s a MY1020 motor the retaining nut is left hand thread)

So what is the size of the larger sprocket? Well you have done the hard work now

= (71.66 / 11.48) * 11 = 68.66

Larger T8F sprockets are readily available – search Ali for “T8F Chain Rear Sprocket 38 44 54 58 64 74 Tooth”

You can also search for plate sprockets.

Going for a slightly smaller sprocket on the motor e.g. 9 teeth would give a theoretical 56 tooth on the axle , therefore 54 or 58 would be a decent compromise

===Chain Length Calculation===
tbc

===Chain adjustment===

All chains stretch and you need to have adjustment. This is usually easiest accommodated in the motor mounts rather than the axle.

Keep enough tension so that the chain doesn’t come off but not so that its fully under-tension all the way round. Its worth checking this by rotating the wheel 90 degrees (4 times) and check the chain tension as things are never perfectly round.

===Chain alignment===

This is critical. If you are used to Shimano style sprockets on a bicycle then they work by using chain mis-alignment to move up and down the sprockets. If you don’t get the alignment of the sprockets correct then you run the risk of the chain coming off the sprockets. Check both the alignment to each other and the axle

[[File:Hacky Axle Sprocket Alignment.png|thumb|600x600px|none]]

===Chain lubrication===

If chains are not lubricated they can rust and the links start sticking. On the other hand Hackys tend to race in lightly mowed fields so get exposed to dust and dirt. Use a thin lubricant like WD40 and apply more frequenly

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Main Page

2026-05-06T10:05:51Z

Cstubbs:

__NOTOC__
== Hacky Racers Wiki ==

[[File:Logo.png|right]]

This wiki will be for sharing of information to anyone interested in Hacky Racers.

Are you a newbie hoping to learn how to build a racer? Start browsing…

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Please contact the administrators via our [https://www.facebook.com/groups/770080473171308/ Facebook page] for edit access to the Wiki.

== Useful Links ==
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* [https://www.facebook.com/groups/770080473171308/ Facebook Page]
* [https://github.com/HackyRacers/ GitHub]

== Hacky Knowledge Base ==
Common components, build methods, and technical tips.
<categorytree mode="all" depth="2">Knowledge Base</categorytree>

== Racer Profiles ==
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<categorytree mode="pages">Racers</categorytree>

== Event Reports ==
Write ups of what went down at our latest events
<categorytree mode="pages">Events</categorytree>

== Org==
<categorytree mode="pages">Org</categorytree>

== Admin (site) ==
<categorytree mode="pages">Admin</categorytree>

Main Page

2026-05-06T10:05:42Z

Cstubbs:

Sprocket & Chains

2026-05-06T10:05:33Z

Cstubbs: Created page with "Coming soon"

Coming soon

Chassis & Body

2026-05-06T07:08:45Z

Cstubbs: /* Steel / Welded */

Each car should have a theme that’s whacky and entertaining. The crazier the better! You score points for entertainment value as well as speed, so go all out and come up with something completely mad.
Bodywork is highly recommended, but not mandatory as long as the car has a strong theme and meets the rules.

==Chassis==
===Wood===
The chassis for [[CYBR TRK]] was constructed from wood, mostly decking frame offcuts, utilising recycled hoverboard components wherever possible. The front wheels are able to articulate using a hoverboard casting as a joint, in a crude suspension to keep 4 wheels on the ground.
{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:Cybr_trk_wood_chassis.jpeg|thumb|alt=Wooden chassis]]
|}
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===Aluminium / Bolted (no welder)===
The chassis for [[CYBR TRK]] was later upgraded to an aluminium box section construction, made from scrap parts of a shelving unit.
Given the additional weight of all the bolts required, it didn't end up noticeably lighter!
{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:CybrTrkAluChassis.jpg|thumb|alt=Aluminium chassis]]
|}
{{clear}}
===Steel / Welded===
This is the conventional approach taken for most builds. It can be strong, simple, and still fairly lightweight.
For a great tutorial on building a welded steel chassis, check out Chris Shakespeare's [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4g_-kIJ06fJNc6IHicKH9o4LEcZYxJH6 video series] on building a kiddy car. While it's not strictly a Hacky, Chris is an experienced Hacky builder, and it is mostly in line with the rules.

<youtube>VL6S5HHeFIE</youtube>

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==Body==
===Wood===
The body for [[CYBR TRK]] is constructed from a lightweight wooden frame, panelled with thin plywood. This is removable from the chassis to enable maintenance and transport.
It was designed in CAD, cut with a mitre saw and table saw then assembled with glue, nailgun and screws.
Panels were cut using a circular saw and jigsaw from a plotted template, and attached using with glue, nailgun and screws.
Some nails have started to back out after a season of racing, which is not ideal from a puncture point of view.
{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:CybrTrkBodyFrame.jpg|thumb|alt=Wooden body frame]]
| [[File:Cybr_trk_wood_body.jpg|thumb|alt=Beginning panelling]]
| [[File:CybrtrkUnpainted.jpg|thumb|alt=Panelled before paint]]
| [[File:CybrktrkPainted.jpg|thumb|alt=Beginning painting]]
|}

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==Bumpers==
[[File:Bumper rules.png|thumb|right]]
The rules state:
"Each bumper must cover at least 75mm of height within the vertical space of 100-150mm from the ground"
Refer to the rules for all other requirements. See diagram [right] for examples.

Bumper heights will be measured during tech check, with the driver in the vehicle.

The purpose of this rule is to minimise the chance of one vehicle riding above/below another in the event of accidental collision.

For trikes, we've typically allowed the 90% width requirement to mean the width at that end of the vehicle, rather than the full widest point. Otherwise a sticking out bumper on the 'thin' end can actually cause more issues than it solves.

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Chassis & Body

2026-05-06T07:08:06Z

Cstubbs:

Each car should have a theme that’s whacky and entertaining. The crazier the better! You score points for entertainment value as well as speed, so go all out and come up with something completely mad.
Bodywork is highly recommended, but not mandatory as long as the car has a strong theme and meets the rules.

==Chassis==
===Wood===
The chassis for [[CYBR TRK]] was constructed from wood, mostly decking frame offcuts, utilising recycled hoverboard components wherever possible. The front wheels are able to articulate using a hoverboard casting as a joint, in a crude suspension to keep 4 wheels on the ground.
{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:Cybr_trk_wood_chassis.jpeg|thumb|alt=Wooden chassis]]
|}
{{clear}}
===Aluminium / Bolted (no welder)===
The chassis for [[CYBR TRK]] was later upgraded to an aluminium box section construction, made from scrap parts of a shelving unit.
Given the additional weight of all the bolts required, it didn't end up noticeably lighter!
{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:CybrTrkAluChassis.jpg|thumb|alt=Aluminium chassis]]
|}
{{clear}}
===Steel / Welded===
This is the conventional approach taken for most builds. It can be strong, simple, and still fairly lightweight.
For a great [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4g_-kIJ06fJNc6IHicKH9o4LEcZYxJH6 tutorial] on building a welded steel chassis, check out Chris Shakespeare's video series below on building a kiddy car. While it's not strictly a Hacky, Chris is an experienced Hacky builder, and it is mostly in line with the rules.

<youtube>VL6S5HHeFIE</youtube>

{{clear}}

==Body==
===Wood===
The body for [[CYBR TRK]] is constructed from a lightweight wooden frame, panelled with thin plywood. This is removable from the chassis to enable maintenance and transport.
It was designed in CAD, cut with a mitre saw and table saw then assembled with glue, nailgun and screws.
Panels were cut using a circular saw and jigsaw from a plotted template, and attached using with glue, nailgun and screws.
Some nails have started to back out after a season of racing, which is not ideal from a puncture point of view.
{|style="margin: 0 auto;"
| [[File:CybrTrkBodyFrame.jpg|thumb|alt=Wooden body frame]]
| [[File:Cybr_trk_wood_body.jpg|thumb|alt=Beginning panelling]]
| [[File:CybrtrkUnpainted.jpg|thumb|alt=Panelled before paint]]
| [[File:CybrktrkPainted.jpg|thumb|alt=Beginning painting]]
|}

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==Bumpers==
[[File:Bumper rules.png|thumb|right]]
The rules state:
"Each bumper must cover at least 75mm of height within the vertical space of 100-150mm from the ground"
Refer to the rules for all other requirements. See diagram [right] for examples.

Bumper heights will be measured during tech check, with the driver in the vehicle.

The purpose of this rule is to minimise the chance of one vehicle riding above/below another in the event of accidental collision.

For trikes, we've typically allowed the 90% width requirement to mean the width at that end of the vehicle, rather than the full widest point. Otherwise a sticking out bumper on the 'thin' end can actually cause more issues than it solves.

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2025-10-02T19:42:26Z

Cstubbs: Cstubbs uploaded a new version of File:Bumper rules.png

AGM 2025

2025-09-30T16:49:49Z

Cstubbs: /* Minutes */

==Introduction==
The 2025 AGM was held on the 27th September 2025, at the Scrumpy Cup event, hosted at North Down Orchard, Somerset.
This was our first formal AGM as a club.

It was held by Vince Williams as Chairperson, Chris Stubbs as Secretary, Mark Mellors as Treasurer, Keegan Neave as Safeguarding Officer, and Chris Shakespeare as Competitions Secretary.

==Minutes==
{| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:bottom;"
|-
! Topic
! Detail (as discussed in AGM)
! Vote
|-
| Fees
| Approx 17 subs in 2025. Sharing our fixed costs of£850 over 17 people means subs needs to be £50 to break even.
| Y
|-
|
| Happy to continue setting race fees on a case by case basis?
| Y
|-
| 3 year max for officials
| From our constitution: Remove condition "subject to termination of office by resignation at most three years after their appointment" 
| Y
|-
| (Re)election of officials
| From our constitution: Vote to continue election of Chair (Vince), and the Secretary (Chris Stubbs) and Treasurer (MM), Safeguarding Officer (Keegan), Competitions Secretary (Chris Shakespeare)of the Club.
| Y
|-
| Change wording of rules around Helmets
| Remove wording around DOT/SNELL (inc eye protection) as these are legacy from the american rules. Instead just say "A ¾ or full-face motorcycle, motocross, or automotive racing helmet with ACU approval / kitemark / BS / CE / UKCA". Judgement of relevant standards is at the discretion of the tech checker. Drivers who wear helmets that do not cover the eyes are required to wear motorcycle or impact rated (safety glasses) eye protection.
| Y
|-
| Discussion on age/driving license requirement
| Remove the requirement for drivers to have a driving lic, but minimum age 17
| Y
|-
| Align rules with things in driver/marshal briefing
| Must register. Must sign waivers. Alcohol/drug policy. Non contact sport. General event/site safety: Use of track between races Reckless driving in proximity to people/property People have priority Disable hacky while unattended 
| Y
|-
| Inconsistencies in BOM
| Update section 1.12.2 to reflect items in 1.11 and 1.12 which are also excluded from BOM. Perhaps say "in addition to items in 1.11 and 1.12..."
| Y
|-
| Hovercraft
| Remove clause allowing hovercraft, it's a joke that would just be too complicated.
| Y
|-
| Rear lights
| Section 1.12.1 specifies front lights are required for night time racing, rear lights are not mandatory. Introduce requirement for rear lights (red) too for night races? White front lights too.
| Y
|-
| 2026 Rules
| Published start of Nov, come in to force 1st April.
| Y
|-
| Requirement for 5v power for transponders
| Racers Shall provide a 5v <500mA output to a JST RCY connector to power a transponder.
| Y
|-
| Bumper regulations
| 1. Bumpers shall be firmly secured to the frame/chassis rather than body. 2. Bumpers are exempt from the BOM, as all safety systems are, this will be clarified better in the rules. 3. Bumpers shall be of adequate strength such that they do not break regularly (>2 breaks per season/year shall invoke a redesign at the discretion of the tech checker). 4. It is recommended (but for now not mandatory) that bumpers are constructed from impact resistant plastic (eg HDPE, LEDPE, RG1000 etc) to avoid them breaking 5. Bumper height/width rules will remain as previous, but clarified better with a diagram. 6. It is recommended that the bottom of bumpers tend towards the 100 mm measurement, but this is only to allow improved ground clearance and is optional. 7. It is recommended that Hackys should have a mechanism to prevent rear wheel entanglement / wheels riding over (eg shakespeare fins / bodywork coverage) 6. Configuration of trikes should be agreed in advance with the organisers. 
| Y
|}

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AGM 2025

2025-09-30T16:49:22Z

Cstubbs: /* Minutes */

==Introduction==
The 2025 AGM was held on the 27th September 2025, at the Scrumpy Cup event, hosted at North Down Orchard, Somerset.
This was our first formal AGM as a club.

It was held by Vince Williams as Chairperson, Chris Stubbs as Secretary, Mark Mellors as Treasurer, Keegan Neave as Safeguarding Officer, and Chris Shakespeare as Competitions Secretary.

==Minutes==
{| class="wikitable" style="vertical-align:bottom;"
|-
! Topic
! Detail (as discussed in AGM)
! Vote
|-
| Fees
| Approx 17 subs in 2025. Sharing our fixed costs of£850 over 17 people means subs needs to be £50 to break even.
| Y
|-
|
| Happy to continue setting race fees on a case by case basis?
| Y
|-
| 3 year max for officials
| From out constitution: Remove condition "subject to termination of office by resignation at most three years after their appointment" 
| Y
|-
| (Re)election of officials
| From our constitution: Vote to continue election of Chair (Vince), and the Secretary (Chris Stubbs) and Treasurer (MM), Safeguarding Officer (Keegan), Competitions Secretary (Chris Shakespeare)of the Club.
| Y
|-
| Change wording of rules around Helmets
| Remove wording around DOT/SNELL (inc eye protection) as these are legacy from the american rules. Instead just say "A ¾ or full-face motorcycle, motocross, or automotive racing helmet with ACU approval / kitemark / BS / CE / UKCA". Judgement of relevant standards is at the discretion of the tech checker. Drivers who wear helmets that do not cover the eyes are required to wear motorcycle or impact rated (safety glasses) eye protection.
| Y
|-
| Discussion on age/driving license requirement
| Remove the requirement for drivers to have a driving lic, but minimum age 17
| Y
|-
| Align rules with things in driver/marshal briefing
| Must register. Must sign waivers. Alcohol/drug policy. Non contact sport. General event/site safety: Use of track between races Reckless driving in proximity to people/property People have priority Disable hacky while unattended 
| Y
|-
| Inconsistencies in BOM
| Update section 1.12.2 to reflect items in 1.11 and 1.12 which are also excluded from BOM. Perhaps say "in addition to items in 1.11 and 1.12..."
| Y
|-
| Hovercraft
| Remove clause allowing hovercraft, it's a joke that would just be too complicated.
| Y
|-
| Rear lights
| Section 1.12.1 specifies front lights are required for night time racing, rear lights are not mandatory. Introduce requirement for rear lights (red) too for night races? White front lights too.
| Y
|-
| 2026 Rules
| Published start of Nov, come in to force 1st April.
| Y
|-
| Requirement for 5v power for transponders
| Racers Shall provide a 5v <500mA output to a JST RCY connector to power a transponder.
| Y
|-
| Bumper regulations
| 1. Bumpers shall be firmly secured to the frame/chassis rather than body. 2. Bumpers are exempt from the BOM, as all safety systems are, this will be clarified better in the rules. 3. Bumpers shall be of adequate strength such that they do not break regularly (>2 breaks per season/year shall invoke a redesign at the discretion of the tech checker). 4. It is recommended (but for now not mandatory) that bumpers are constructed from impact resistant plastic (eg HDPE, LEDPE, RG1000 etc) to avoid them breaking 5. Bumper height/width rules will remain as previous, but clarified better with a diagram. 6. It is recommended that the bottom of bumpers tend towards the 100 mm measurement, but this is only to allow improved ground clearance and is optional. 7. It is recommended that Hackys should have a mechanism to prevent rear wheel entanglement / wheels riding over (eg shakespeare fins / bodywork coverage) 6. Configuration of trikes should be agreed in advance with the organisers. 
| Y
|}

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AGM 2025

2025-09-30T16:48:51Z

Cstubbs: Created page with "==Introduction== The 2025 AGM was held on the 27th September 2025, at the Scrumpy Cup event, hosted at North Down Orchard, Somerset. This was our first formal AGM as a club. It was held by Vince Williams as Chairperson, Chris Stubbs as Secretary, Mark Mellors as Treasurer, Keegan Neave as Safeguarding Officer, and Chris Shakespeare as Competitions Secretary. ==Minutes== {| class="wikitable" |- ! style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Topic ! style="vertical-align:bottom;" |..."

==Introduction==
The 2025 AGM was held on the 27th September 2025, at the Scrumpy Cup event, hosted at North Down Orchard, Somerset.
This was our first formal AGM as a club.

It was held by Vince Williams as Chairperson, Chris Stubbs as Secretary, Mark Mellors as Treasurer, Keegan Neave as Safeguarding Officer, and Chris Shakespeare as Competitions Secretary.

==Minutes==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Topic
! style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Detail (as discussed in AGM)
! style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Vote
!
!
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Fees
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Approx 17 subs in 2025. Sharing our fixed costs of£850 over 17 people means subs needs to be £50 to break even.
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" |
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Happy to continue setting race fees on a case by case basis?
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | 3 year max for officials
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | From out constitution: Remove condition "subject to termination of office by resignation at most three years after their appointment" 
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | (Re)election of officials
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | From our constitution: Vote to continue election of Chair (Vince), and the Secretary (Chris Stubbs) and Treasurer (MM), Safeguarding Officer (Keegan), Competitions Secretary (Chris Shakespeare)of the Club.
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Change wording of rules around Helmets
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Remove wording around DOT/SNELL (inc eye protection) as these are legacy from the american rules. Instead just say "A ¾ or full-face motorcycle, motocross, or automotive racing helmet with ACU approval / kitemark / BS / CE / UKCA". Judgement of relevant standards is at the discretion of the tech checker. Drivers who wear helmets that do not cover the eyes are required to wear motorcycle or impact rated (safety glasses) eye protection.
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Discussion on age/driving license requirement
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Remove the requirement for drivers to have a driving lic, but minimum age 17
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Align rules with things in driver/marshal briefing
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Must register. Must sign waivers. Alcohol/drug policy. Non contact sport. General event/site safety: Use of track between races Reckless driving in proximity to people/property People have priority Disable hacky while unattended 
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Inconsistencies in BOM
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Update section 1.12.2 to reflect items in 1.11 and 1.12 which are also excluded from BOM. Perhaps say "in addition to items in 1.11 and 1.12..."
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Hovercraft
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Remove clause allowing hovercraft, it's a joke that would just be too complicated.
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Rear lights
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Section 1.12.1 specifies front lights are required for night time racing, rear lights are not mandatory. Introduce requirement for rear lights (red) too for night races? White front lights too.
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | 2026 Rules
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Published start of Nov, come in to force 1st April.
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Requirement for 5v power for transponders
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Racers Shall provide a 5v <500mA output to a JST RCY connector to power a transponder.
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|-
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Bumper regulations
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | 1. Bumpers shall be firmly secured to the frame/chassis rather than body. 2. Bumpers are exempt from the BOM, as all safety systems are, this will be clarified better in the rules. 3. Bumpers shall be of adequate strength such that they do not break regularly (>2 breaks per season/year shall invoke a redesign at the discretion of the tech checker). 4. It is recommended (but for now not mandatory) that bumpers are constructed from impact resistant plastic (eg HDPE, LEDPE, RG1000 etc) to avoid them breaking 5. Bumper height/width rules will remain as previous, but clarified better with a diagram. 6. It is recommended that the bottom of bumpers tend towards the 100 mm measurement, but this is only to allow improved ground clearance and is optional. 7. It is recommended that Hackys should have a mechanism to prevent rear wheel entanglement / wheels riding over (eg shakespeare fins / bodywork coverage) 6. Configuration of trikes should be agreed in advance with the organisers. 
| style="vertical-align:bottom;" | Y
|
|
|}

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Fees Subs

2025-09-30T11:21:02Z

Cstubbs: /* How did we arrive at these subs? */

==Subs==
For 2025, subs will be £25 per person, per year.

For 2026, subs will be £50 per person, per year, as a result of fixed costs vs membership.

Subs will renew each calendar year (Jan-Dec).

You must be a member with subs paid prior to competing, even if just for one race.

===How did we arrive at these subs?===
*Storage £720/y
*MSUK annual fee £85/y
*ACSMC annual fee £25/y
*Website £14.40/y
*Total fixed costs approx ~£850/y
*Assume 17 members

==Fees==
Event entry (Per Capita) will nominally around ~£40, depending on duration, number of entries, event costs.

You must pay event fees prior to competing.

===What does Per Capita mean?===
MSUK NCR Chapter 1, Appendix 2, Section 14 defines per capita as “Competitors [entrants] signed on and in attendance”
MSUK also states that Team / Endurance races where two or more Drivers share the driving of one vehicle entered, only one per capita fee is required per Vehicle (see below).
Therefore if a single person wishes to bring more than one hacky, only one per-capita fee is required (for that entrant [person], assuming only one hacky is on the track at a time).
If a group (e.g hackspace, or a plus one) take turns in one hacky, only one per-capita fee is required (but each competitor must have paid subs). Other team members must be available to help marshall as much as possible during races if taking advantage of this discount.

===How did we arrive at these fees?===
*<s>MSUK £32/event flat fee.</s> Now no event flat fees.
*Van hire and fuel £150-200 (depending on duration/distance).
*Any costs e.g. pitch, electricity hookup will be added to that event. Sometimes £hundreds.
*Spread over on average <8 entries.
*MSUK £12.50/entry.
*£2.50/entry reinvestment to club.
*People who race more, should pay more, as they make more use of the club.

===Taster entries===
Taster entries may be permitted at the discretion of the organisers with the following conditions.
*A vehicle is available and the builder is prepared to loan it for the use of a taster.
*The entrant has a genuine interest in joining after the taster.
*The entrant has an RS Clubman license (free).
*The entrant is a member of Hacky Racers (temporary taster membership may be granted FOC for the first 3 races at the discresion of the organisers - membership form to be completed).
*Signing on forms have been completed.
*The entrant has read and understood both the club rules and driver briefing.

===Event fee calculator===
An event fee calculator is available to organisers on the org Google Drive > Events > Event Templates

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Fees Subs

2025-09-30T11:17:05Z

Cstubbs: Increased subs as agreed in AGM

==Subs==
For 2025, subs will be £25 per person, per year.

For 2026, subs will be £50 per person, per year, as a result of fixed costs vs membership.

Subs will renew each calendar year (Jan-Dec).

You must be a member with subs paid prior to competing, even if just for one race.

===How did we arrive at these subs?===
*Storage £720/y
*MSUK annual fee £85/y
*ACSMC annual fee £25/y
*Website £14.40/y
*Total fixed costs approx ~£850/y
*Assume 35 members, this allows £25 investment back in to the club per year.

==Fees==
Event entry (Per Capita) will nominally around ~£40, depending on duration, number of entries, event costs.

You must pay event fees prior to competing.

===What does Per Capita mean?===
MSUK NCR Chapter 1, Appendix 2, Section 14 defines per capita as “Competitors [entrants] signed on and in attendance”
MSUK also states that Team / Endurance races where two or more Drivers share the driving of one vehicle entered, only one per capita fee is required per Vehicle (see below).
Therefore if a single person wishes to bring more than one hacky, only one per-capita fee is required (for that entrant [person], assuming only one hacky is on the track at a time).
If a group (e.g hackspace, or a plus one) take turns in one hacky, only one per-capita fee is required (but each competitor must have paid subs). Other team members must be available to help marshall as much as possible during races if taking advantage of this discount.

===How did we arrive at these fees?===
*<s>MSUK £32/event flat fee.</s> Now no event flat fees.
*Van hire and fuel £150-200 (depending on duration/distance).
*Any costs e.g. pitch, electricity hookup will be added to that event. Sometimes £hundreds.
*Spread over on average <8 entries.
*MSUK £12.50/entry.
*£2.50/entry reinvestment to club.
*People who race more, should pay more, as they make more use of the club.

===Taster entries===
Taster entries may be permitted at the discretion of the organisers with the following conditions.
*A vehicle is available and the builder is prepared to loan it for the use of a taster.
*The entrant has a genuine interest in joining after the taster.
*The entrant has an RS Clubman license (free).
*The entrant is a member of Hacky Racers (temporary taster membership may be granted FOC for the first 3 races at the discresion of the organisers - membership form to be completed).
*Signing on forms have been completed.
*The entrant has read and understood both the club rules and driver briefing.

===Event fee calculator===
An event fee calculator is available to organisers on the org Google Drive > Events > Event Templates

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Scrumpy Cup 2025

2025-09-29T20:59:18Z

Cstubbs: /* Entrants */

{{Event
|EventPic=Scrumpy25-2.jpg
|Date=26-28th September 2025
|Location=North Down Orchard, Somerset
|EventType=Race
}}

==Background==
We returned this year for the 6th time to host our flagship event at the stunning North Down Orchard in Somerset. Over the weekend, races took place on Saturday and Sunday, with camping, wraps, toasties and drinks at the Cider Barn on Friday night and Saturday night. With races every 1-2 hours on a grass course, the event offered a fun and lively atmosphere for all.

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==Entrants==
*[[CR4-T3]] - Alex
*[[Bricks]] - Chris
*[[Re-arranged-rover]] - Jan
*[[Ghost Rider]] - Damien
*[[Turbine]] - Adam
*[[CYBR TRK]] - Chris
*[[The Rat]] - Rory
*[[Rule Zero]] - Mark
*[[1 Horse Power]] - Pete
*[[Cyber Quad]] - Jake (taster session)
*[[Every Little Helps]] - Robin
*[[Bodge Charger 2]] - Vince
*[[Hacky Camper]] - Helen & Paul
*[[Big Tikes]] - Michael

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==Scrutineering==
14 cars were submitted for scrutineering, all of which passed.
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==Qualification==
{| class="wikitable"
! Racer !! Fastest Lap
|-
| [CR4-T3]|| 14.907
|-
| [Bricks] || 15.584
|-
| [Re-arranged-rover] || 16.851
|-
| [Ghost Rider] || 17.283
|-
| [Turbine] || 17.319
|-
| [CYBR TRK] || 17.362
|-
| [The Rat] || 17.399
|-
| [Rule Zero] || 17.59
|-
| [1 Horse Power] || 17.939
|-
| [Cyber Quad] || 19.588
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Bodge Charger 2] || 21.105
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Hacky Camper] || 21.272
|-
| [Big Tikes] || 29
|-
| [Dustbin 7] || Late Entry
|}

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==Results==
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=1|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=2|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=3|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=4|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=5|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=6|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=7|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=8|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=9|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=10|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=11|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=14|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=1|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=2|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=5|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=6|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=9|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Cyber Quad|driver=Alex/Jake|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=1|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=2|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=3|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=4|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=5|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=6|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=6|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=7|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=9|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=10|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=11|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Cyber Quad|driver=Alex/Jake|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}

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==Incidents==
No safety incidents occurred at the event.
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==Gallery==
[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]
[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]

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Scrumpy Cup 2025

2025-09-29T20:52:17Z

Cstubbs:

{{Event
|EventPic=Scrumpy25-2.jpg
|Date=26-28th September 2025
|Location=North Down Orchard, Somerset
|EventType=Race
}}

==Background==
We returned this year for the 6th time to host our flagship event at the stunning North Down Orchard in Somerset. Over the weekend, races took place on Saturday and Sunday, with camping, wraps, toasties and drinks at the Cider Barn on Friday night and Saturday night. With races every 1-2 hours on a grass course, the event offered a fun and lively atmosphere for all.

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==Entrants==
*[[CR4-T3]] - Alex
*[[Bricks]] - Chris
*[[Re-arranged-rover]] - Jan
*[[Ghost Rider]] - Damien
*[[Turbine]] - Adam
*[[CYBR TRK]] - Chris
*[[The Rat]] - Rory
*[[Rule Zero]] - Mark
*[[1 Horse Power]] - Pete
*[[Cyber Quad]] - Pete
*[[Every Little Helps]] - Robin
*[[Bodge Charger 2]] - Vince
*[[Hacky Camper]] - Helen & Paul
*[[Big Tikes]] - Michael

{{clear}}

==Scrutineering==
14 cars were submitted for scrutineering, all of which passed.
{{clear}}

==Qualification==
{| class="wikitable"
! Racer !! Fastest Lap
|-
| [CR4-T3]|| 14.907
|-
| [Bricks] || 15.584
|-
| [Re-arranged-rover] || 16.851
|-
| [Ghost Rider] || 17.283
|-
| [Turbine] || 17.319
|-
| [CYBR TRK] || 17.362
|-
| [The Rat] || 17.399
|-
| [Rule Zero] || 17.59
|-
| [1 Horse Power] || 17.939
|-
| [Cyber Quad] || 19.588
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Bodge Charger 2] || 21.105
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Hacky Camper] || 21.272
|-
| [Big Tikes] || 29
|-
| [Dustbin 7] || Late Entry
|}

{{clear}}

==Results==
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=1|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=2|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=3|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=4|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=5|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=6|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=7|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=8|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=9|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=10|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=11|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=14|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=1|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=2|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=5|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=6|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=9|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Cyber Quad|driver=Alex/Jake|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=1|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=2|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=3|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=4|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=5|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=6|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=6|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=7|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=9|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=10|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=11|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Cyber Quad|driver=Alex/Jake|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}

{{EventResultsTable}}

{{clear}}

==Incidents==
No safety incidents occurred at the event.
{{clear}}

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==Gallery==
[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]
[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]

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[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Championship 2025]]

File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg

2025-09-29T20:51:50Z

Cstubbs:

File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg

2025-09-29T20:37:39Z

Cstubbs:

Scrumpy Cup 2025

2025-09-29T10:22:29Z

Cstubbs:

{{Event
|EventPic=Scrumpy25-1.jpg
|Date=26-28th September 2025
|Location=North Down Orchard, Somerset
|EventType=Race
}}

==Background==
We returned this year for the 6th time to host our flagship event at the stunning North Down Orchard in Somerset. Over the weekend, races took place on Saturday and Sunday, with camping, wraps, toasties and drinks at the Cider Barn on Friday night and Saturday night. With races every 1-2 hours on a grass course, the event offered a fun and lively atmosphere for all.

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==Entrants==
*[[CR4-T3]] - Alex
*[[Bricks]] - Chris
*[[Re-arranged-rover]] - Jan
*[[Ghost Rider]] - Damien
*[[Turbine]] - Adam
*[[CYBR TRK]] - Chris
*[[The Rat]] - Rory
*[[Rule Zero]] - Mark
*[[1 Horse Power]] - Pete
*[[Cyber Quad]] - Pete
*[[Every Little Helps]] - Robin
*[[Bodge Charger 2]] - Vince
*[[Hacky Camper]] - Helen & Paul
*[[Big Tikes]] - Michael

{{clear}}

==Scrutineering==
14 cars were submitted for scrutineering, all of which passed.
{{clear}}

==Qualification==
{| class="wikitable"
! Racer !! Fastest Lap
|-
| [CR4-T3]|| 14.907
|-
| [Bricks] || 15.584
|-
| [Re-arranged-rover] || 16.851
|-
| [Ghost Rider] || 17.283
|-
| [Turbine] || 17.319
|-
| [CYBR TRK] || 17.362
|-
| [The Rat] || 17.399
|-
| [Rule Zero] || 17.59
|-
| [1 Horse Power] || 17.939
|-
| [Cyber Quad] || 19.588
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Bodge Charger 2] || 21.105
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Hacky Camper] || 21.272
|-
| [Big Tikes] || 29
|-
| [Dustbin 7] || Late Entry
|}

{{clear}}

==Results==
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=1|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=2|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=3|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=4|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=5|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=6|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=7|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=8|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=9|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=10|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=11|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=14|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=1|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=2|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=5|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=6|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=9|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Cyber Quad|driver=Alex/Jake|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=1|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=2|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=3|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=4|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=5|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=6|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=6|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=7|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=9|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=10|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=11|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Cyber Quad|driver=Alex/Jake|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=12|class=99 - Overall}}

{{EventResultsTable}}

{{clear}}

==Incidents==
No safety incidents occurred at the event.
{{clear}}

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==Gallery==
[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]
[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]

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[[Category:Events]]
[[Category:Championship 2025]]

Scrumpy Cup 2025

2025-09-29T09:29:56Z

Cstubbs: Created page with "{{Event |EventPic=Scrumpy25-1.jpg |Date=26-28th September 2025 |Location=North Down Orchard, Somerset |EventType=Race }} ==Background== We returned this year for the 6th time to host our flagship event at the stunning North Down Orchard in Somerset. Over the weekend, races took place on Saturday and Sunday, with camping, wraps, toasties and drinks at the Cider Barn on Friday night and Saturday night. With races every 1-2 hours on a grass course, the event offered a fun..."

{{Event
|EventPic=Scrumpy25-1.jpg
|Date=26-28th September 2025
|Location=North Down Orchard, Somerset
|EventType=Race
}}

==Background==
We returned this year for the 6th time to host our flagship event at the stunning North Down Orchard in Somerset. Over the weekend, races took place on Saturday and Sunday, with camping, wraps, toasties and drinks at the Cider Barn on Friday night and Saturday night. With races every 1-2 hours on a grass course, the event offered a fun and lively atmosphere for all.

{{clear}}

==Entrants==
*[[CR4-T3]] - Alex
*[[Bricks]] - Chris
*[[Re-arranged-rover]] - Jan
*[[Ghost Rider]] - Damien
*[[Turbine]] - Adam
*[[CYBR TRK]] - Chris
*[[The Rat]] - Rory
*[[Rule Zero]] - Mark
*[[1 Horse Power]] - Pete
*[[Cyber Quad]] - Pete
*[[Every Little Helps]] - Robin
*[[Bodge Charger 2]] - Vince
*[[Hacky Camper]] - Helen & Paul
*[[Big Tikes]] - Michael

{{clear}}

==Scrutineering==
14 cars were submitted for scrutineering, all of which passed.
{{clear}}

==Qualification==
{| class="wikitable"
! Racer !! Fastest Lap
|-
| [CR4-T3]|| 14.907
|-
| [Bricks] || 15.584
|-
| [Re-arranged-rover] || 16.851
|-
| [Ghost Rider] || 17.283
|-
| [Turbine] || 17.319
|-
| [CYBR TRK] || 17.362
|-
| [The Rat] || 17.399
|-
| [Rule Zero] || 17.59
|-
| [1 Horse Power] || 17.939
|-
| [Cyber Quad] || 19.588
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Bodge Charger 2] || 21.105
|-
| [Every Little Helps] || 19.916
|-
| [Hacky Camper] || 21.272
|-
| [Big Tikes] || 29
|-
| [Dustbin 7] || Late Entry
|}

{{clear}}

==Results==
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=1|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=2|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=3|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=4|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=5|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=6|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=7|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=8|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=9|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=10|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=11|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=12|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=14|class=00 - Full Size - Piloted}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Big Tikes|driver=Michael|position=1|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=2|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=1 Horse Power|driver=Pete|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Hacky Camper|driver=Helen & Paul|position=3|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=5|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Rule Zero|driver=Mark|position=6|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bricks|driver=Chris|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=7|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Dustbin 7|driver=Rory|position=9|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Cyber Quad|driver=Alex/Jake|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Every Little Helps|driver=Robin|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Bodge Charger 2|driver=Vince|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=The Rat|driver=Rory|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Ghost Rider|driver=Damien|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Turbine|driver=Adam|position=10|class=90 - Moxie}}

{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CYBR TRK|driver=Chris|position=1|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=CR4-T3|driver=Alex|position=2|class=99 - Overall}}
{{PublishRaceResult|vehicle=Re-arranged-rover|driver=Jan|position=3|class=99 - Overall}}
To be completed...

{{EventResultsTable}}

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==Incidents==
No safety incidents occurred at the event.
{{clear}}

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==Gallery==
[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-1.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]
[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px|[[File:Scrumpy25-2.jpg|center|800x800px]]]]

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[[Category:Championship 2025]]

FootFest 2024

2025-09-09T21:09:46Z

Cstubbs:

{{Event
|EventPic=FootFest24Mark.jpg
|Date=7-8th September 2024
|Location=Sudbury
|EventType=Race
}}

==Background==
Dr Footleg kindly hosted the Hacky Racers again on the paddock at his private maker / camping weekend.
It was a relaxed event with various projects on display, and a fantastic BBQ / bonfire on Saturday night.

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==Event Video==
<youtube>qCZQfeZfl3g</youtube>

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==Entrants==
*[[CYBR TRK]] - Chris
*[[Volt-Crane-O]] - Chris
*[[Rule Zero]] - Mark
*[[Bodge Charger 2]] - Vince
*[[ACDC]] - Vince
*[[LDPE Express]] - Michael

{{clear}}

==Results==
Relaxed event!

{{clear}}

==Gallery==

[[File:Footfest24a.jpg|800px|center]]
[[File:Footfest24b.jpg|800px|center]]

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