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Hi Sid, check your emails

2026 cars released Only a couple of "Australian" cars this year

Australian Slot Car Time Attack Championship 2026 A brand-new racing format. Built to showcase the builders, the ideas, and the cars that deserve the spotlight — streamed live and pushed hard on our 48 metre, 6 lane track at Perth Slot Car Racing. This isn’t a standard proxy race where the story disappears into lap counts. This is Time Attack: your car is judged, discussed live, tuned, and then sent for the perfect lap by the fastest drivers we’ve got. It’s interactive, transparent, and genuinely exciting to watch — because every run has pressure and every lap matters. Prestige Championship Event Live Stream + Tech Inspection Style • Consistency • Fastest Lap 43m / 6 Lane Track Check out the web site for all the rules and information https://perthslotcars.com/pages/australian-slot-car-time-attack-championship-2026 Also information on the Perth Slot Car facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/606313201865220/permalink/902056918957512 General facebook information https://www.facebook.com/groups/606313201865220

Any idea what price we are looking at

Looking good there young fella

Great loss to the slotting community. Condolences to his family.

Well done

Great job, looks the part

Nice work there bloke, about time you got the finger out

Have you tried Peter Hughes ...... https://www.hughesmotorsportart.com/

All but the XA, for some reason Scaley never bothered to do the front grill and rear tail light swap over like they did with the Mustangs and the XY-XW

Australian motorsport great Allan Moffat dies aged 86 Australia has lost one of its defining motorsport figures with the passing of Allan Moffat, a driver whose name is stitched into the fabric of our touring-car racing. Moffat died peacefully on November 22, 2025 after a long battle with Alzheimer’s disease, surrounded by family. Born in Saskatoon, Canada, on November 10, 1939, Moffat arrived in Australia as a teenager and quickly found a home on local circuits. By the late 1960s he was a full-time touring-car contender, and before long he became the standard by which Ford racers were measured. His career record remains staggering: four Australian Touring Car Championship crowns (1973, 1976, 1977 and 1983), four Bathurst 500/1000 victories, and six wins at Sandown. 5 Moffat’s finest years helped build the mythology of Australian motorsport. In an era when tribal loyalties ran deep, he spearheaded Ford’s charge against Holden and forged a rivalry with Peter Brock that was fierce on track, yet grounded in mutual respect. Their duels at Mount Panorama and beyond didn’t just decide races; they turned Bathurst into a national ritual and defined a generation of fans. What set Moffat apart was not only speed, but professionalism. He approached racing like both a craft and a business, lifting standards for preparation, sponsorship, and team management in ways that shaped the modern Supercars paddock. His influence stretched beyond Australia too, with major international campaigns — including success in American endurance and touring-car arenas — and he remained a sought-after mentor and voice of authority long after stepping out of the cockpit. Honours followed the achievements: induction into the Supercars Hall of Fame in 1999, the Australian Motor Sport Hall of Fame in 2016, and the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2018, alongside his appointment as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire. Yet those closest to him consistently point to the man behind the helmet — intense in competition, generous with knowledge, and fiercely loyal to family and friends. 5 In later years, as Alzheimer’s took hold, Moffat turned his stature toward advocacy, serving as a patron of Dementia Australia and encouraging support for the Allan Moffat Foundation so other families might find care and hope. Today, the grandstands he once electrified feel quieter. But Allan Moffat’s legacy is anything but. Every hard-fought Ford victory, every young driver learning the trade, and every fan who still thrills to the roar of a V8 at Bathurst carries a trace of what he built. Vale, Allan — champion, pioneer, and forever one of the greats. From whichcar ...... https://www.whichcar.com.au/news/australian-motorsport-great-allan-moffat-dies-aged-86

Progress update The white track is 95% complete and is up and running And the Blue track is about halfway through construction .... Storage cabinets are in .... And play area organised ... Just need more posters on the walls.