Electric Dreams Crew Created A Slot Car Replica Of The Austin Formula 1 Track For The United States Grand Prix Weekend With Sebastian Vettel Trying For A New Lap Record. Shell And Ferrari Hired Electric Dreams To Make A Replica Of COTA And We Picked Scalextric Digital Track With The ARC Platinum Wireless Controllers And The App Race Management System So Sebastian Could Race Against Three Other Cars.

1/32 scale slot car. Ready to run on all 1/32 scale non-digital slot car tracks.

The Andretti-Green Racing LMP2 entry sponsored by XM Satellite Radio.

Fast Classics II set 1/32 scale analog.

6.56 x 2.62-feet, 14.8-foot lap length.

Vintage power boost

Two traditional rivals are lined up for this summit meeting. The Shelby AC Cobra took to the tracks achieving a breath-taking 240 km/h, and in 1965 it was ready to make Gran Turismo history. The attempt to break European dominance in the GT class with this Anglo-American sports car was a complete success. The specs of the opponent, the Corvette Sting Ray Coupé, are no less impressive. The growl of the V8 cylinder engine still has jaws dropping in crowds around the world. In 1967 at Le Mans the Corvette set a new speed record at 276 km/h. The originals would be almost priceless, but when they meet in the figure 8 on the 14.8-foot Carrera race circuit it’s the joy of driving that is priceless.

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1/32 scale slot car, ready to run on all 1/32 scale non-digital tracks. Riverside IMSA, 1975.

$39.95 $34.95
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High-impact crash resistant generic modern GT car.

$24.99

Johnston took to Rockingham for round 2. The Aston Martin pair were untouchable throughout a 120-minute race featuring two Safety Car periods and a number of incidents that affected their GT3 rivals finishing the race 5 seconds ahead of 2nd place Barwells Lamborghini Huracan.

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Will Hoy won the British Touring Car title in 1991 and became a household name as the series boomed in the mid-nineties, will be remembered as one of the sport’s true gentlemen. Hoy won his 1991 BTCC title in a BMW run by the Vic Lee Racing team. He almost regained the title in 1992 with Toyota and continued to rack up victories with Renault-Williams and Ford.

$49.99

The Scalextric C1356 ARC One Ultimate Rivals Set – Mercedes AMG GT3/BMW Z4 GT3 ARC One (App Race Control) System set utilizes an app with wireless Bluetooth so your tablet or smartphone will control and display lap counting and timing, race results, a listing of your racing stable, track planning and dozens of other race and car control options. The set includes two cars and over 16-feet of track to assemble into either of two figure 8s or an open road course.

If you prefer to just race, without using the app, just plug in the power pack and controllers, drop the two cars in their slots and go! When you want the lap counting, lap timing and other race management control options, simply download the app.

Note that some brands of cars, particularly older or vintage models, and certain modifications may cause interference and malfunctions to the app.

The Scalextric ARC One (App Race Control) system utilizes an app so your tablet or smartphone will control and display lap counting and timing, race results, a listing of your racing stable, track planning and dozens of other race and car control options.

Scalextric ARC ONE is a revolutionary slot car system that allows users to wirelessly create and manage races with a handheld smart device*, such as a smartphone or tablet. Download the ARC app, then connect your device via Bluetooth to the new ARC powerbase, unlocking unique features and control of your races. The two controllers and Power Supply (included) are connected to the Power Base track with the standard Scalextric cables.

Personalize your races by selecting features such as race type, driver names and number of laps. Customize and save your race settings and car setup, before you head out on the track to test your skills and challenge your opponent. Use the interactive ARC app to create your own Scalextric garage, listing your slot car collection, track pieces and accessories. See your available layout options, post your race stats on Facebook or Twitter – the possibilities are endless!

* NOTE: Tablet/smartphone not included—see the compatibility image chart on this product to determine which smart devices are compatible with this product.

$189.99

Scalextric C1374 ARC Pro Platinum Digital Set with Four (4) cars, active pit lane, two double lane-changers, lap counting, timing and race management with an app on your Smart Devise and with wireless controllers.

The ultimate racing experience Scalextric App Race Control (ARC)… the first slot car race control system that allows users to wirelessly create and manage races through the use of a handheld smart device. Using Scalextric’s revolutionary new ARC powerbase in conjunction with this app, users can seamlessly merge the excitement of real time, on-track racing, with the thrill of on-screen gameplay.

Contents

• 2 x 15v transformers (US)
• 1 x Smart device cradle
• 4 x Wireless controllers
• 1 x Scalextric ARC PRO powerbase
• 1 x Mercedes AMG GT3
• 1 x BMW Z4 GT3
• 1 x Aston Martin Vantage GT3
• 1 x Porsche 911 RSR
• 1 x Scalextric track (length 918cm/30′ 1″)

$689.99

The Ultimate Slot Car Race Control System is here! Further detail to be announced soon…

• 2 x ARC PRO/AIR Wireless Hand Throttles
• ARC PRO Powerbase
• Smart Devcie Cradle
• Power supply

$169.99

On Saturday 1st April 1967 the Ford GT40 Mk4 took to the race track for the very first time in the Sebring 12 hours. Driven by Bruce Mclaren and Mario Andretti. The Pair took pole in Qualifying by 2.6 seconds. During the race the GT40 was totally dominant finishing 12 laps clear of team mates A.J.Foyt and Lloyd Ruby.

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No man is ever likely to emulate John Surtees’ feat of winning World Championships on two wheels and four. A racer who would be equally at home in the Halls of Fame of both motorcycle and car racing, ‘Big John’ rarely won the accolades his success deserved. Surtees’ prowess on motorcycles won him universal respect, and soon after trying out cars for Vanwall and Aston Martin in 1959, he switched full-time to cars in 1960. Having driven for Lotus, Ferrari, Honda and BRM, Surtees then set up Team Surtees in 1970. The season didn?t start to well with the first 3 races all ending in retirement, but in round 5 at the Dutch GP held at Zandvoort Surtees got his first point of the season. Surtees had to work hard for the victory after Qualifying 14th, but after some hard work and some luck through others retiring Surtees held on to the final points position.

$57.99

Porsche 917K 1971 Le Mans Test Day white and gulf blue and orange. The dual intake snorkels were only used for test day. The cars that competed in the 24-hour race (finishing 1-2) had flat rear decks so these are replicas of truly unique race cars. These models have cast-resin bodies with plastic chassis and detail parts and crisp tampo-printing markings.

$309.95

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