Since the Badet Club was closed down a year ago we have had no 1.24 track in Oslo. Aboute a year ago Damstredet opend a new club, but only with 1:32 tracks. But now at last we are building a new 4 lane 1:24 track at the Damstredet Club. The track is redy milled and in sections and we started the mounting this Saturday. Som pix from the building process can be found here:

https://picasaweb.google.com/Zevon99/Damstredet02

Hello Rolf

Congratulations with the new track, looks like a fun and challenging layout

We will add your track to the database.

Thnx Tamar and Willlem. Hopefully we can take the first rounds before Christmas

Rolf

looks very nice :-) keep up the nice work :-)

Hi Rolf

Would be nice to have some track details so we can add it to the DB

Adress, opening hours, Track length, connector type, powersupply etc etc

If you guys have a club website...a link would be more than welcome

Good luck with the final building stages.

Tamar,
the details is as follows:

Adress:
Damstredet Racing
Ulvenveien 89
Oslo

web: http://www.damstredetracing.no/
E-mail: post@damstredetracing.no

Opening hours:
Thuesdays 17:00 - 21.00

Track length: aprox 30 meters, 4 lanes
conectors: banana, german collors
Powersuply: aprox 13 wolt

Cheers
Rolf

Thanx Rolf, will update the database tonight....

Hi gys,
Some new pix of the comming Damstredet track is added to my Picasa

If everythig is proceding as planned the track wil be ready for racing the first week og february

Cheers
Rolf

very nice track. A 4 lane single over pass MTT.

What is the footprint of the track and did you rout by hand or by CNC?

Thanks, Terry

Terry,

The track is routed by CNC at a local firm here in Norway. For us 4 lanes was what we could do given the space available at our club. The track itself measures approximately 4,20 X 7 meters. It gives us 30 meters of track in each lane. The length difference is just 20 cm from the longest to the shortest lane. And we can do a race with 7-8 persons and still have a reasonable marshal distribution.

The track is originally drawn by Jan Roesdorf from Australia, but we have made some minor modifications. The Layout is also quite like the track that was used at ISRA worlds in Sweeden some years ago, now situated in Copenhagen, but ours is of course smaller than the 8 liner ISRA track.

Cheers
Rolf