The 2022 2024 IFMAR 1/8th nitro buggy World championship has just kicked off here in Redovan, Spain. The club is used to major international events, and has already organized several European championships and the least Neobuggy race and the only one outside the UK. The track has continued to improve, as has the facility’s infrastructure, while keeping its own identity. The track has many special features, including a long uphill straight, a whoops section made of pavements, its huge drop-off and most of all its long layout, with lap times in excess of 50s. Compared to the 2022 version, the layout seems slower and easier, at least at first sight. The jumps also seem easier to deal with and, if confirmed, should result in tighter runs.
To keep wear on the track as low as possible, it is coated with a surface treatment. This ensures constant running without the track suffering progressive tear. The whole facility is a match for this stunning track, with a spacious rostrum, large covered pits, air-conditioned areas, a large catering and prize-giving hall, etc… Coverage of the event would never have been possible without industry-leading sponsors such as Team associated, Corsatec, 6MIK, Tekno RC, SWORKz, JConcepts, OGO, T-Work’s, RC-project, and our gold sponsor Hitec!
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