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Phil Hurd Raceway – Savannah, Georgia

Phil Hurd Raceway is a historic and well-regarded outdoor off-road RC racing facility located within Lake Mayer Community Park in Savannah, Georgia. It’s one of the oldest continually operated RC racing facilities in the United States, with a rich history of hosting ROAR National Races.

Here’s a detailed overview:

I. Location Details:

  • Name of Venue: Phil Hurd Raceway
  • Address: 1850 Montgomery Cross Road, Savannah, GA 31406, USA (within Lake Mayer Community Park)
  • Contact Information:
    • Phone: +1 912-507-5200 or (912) 220-2625
    • Email: scoreatphilhurdraceway@gmail.com or phrraceway@gmail.com
    • Website: https://www.philhurdrc.com
  • Operating Hours: While specific daily operating hours for general practice are not explicitly stated, the track is open for events and practice sessions. It’s best to check their website or social media for the most up-to-date schedule.
  • Type of Venue: Outdoor Off-Road RC Race Track (within a public park)

II. Track Information:

  • Track Type: Off-Road.
  • Surface: Dirt.
  • Authorized Scales: The track accommodates both 1/10th and 1/8th scale electric and nitro-fueled RC vehicles. It’s described as a “massive” track, resembling more of a 1/8th track than 1/10th, and runs 155ft long and 110ft wide.
  • History: Established in 1987 by U.S. Army Colonel Phillip S. Hurd, the track has evolved through many layouts, from simple dirt ovals to technical “roller-coaster” designs. It was renamed in honor of Colonel Hurd after his passing in 1999.
  • Notable Achievements: Phil Hurd Raceway has hosted multiple ROAR (Remotely Operated Auto Racers) National Races in 1991, 1992, and 1995, highlighting its reputation in the RC racing community.
  • Facilities/Amenities: The facility offers bathrooms and a “Kids Zone.” Being in Lake Mayer Community Park, there are also nearby amenities such as walking trails, tennis courts, and playgrounds. Pets and trailers are allowed.

III. Racing & Event Information:

  • RC Club: The track is home to the Savannah Chatham Off-Road Racing Enthusiasts (SCORE), a club founded by Colonel Phil Hurd and Stelgis Nichols. SCORE typically hosts three races per month.
  • Events: Phil Hurd Raceway hosts various events, including the “Colonel’s Winter Classic” and “SCORE Series” races. They also host state championships, such as the Georgia State Off-Road Championships.
  • Spectator Information: All events at Phil Hurd Raceway are open to the public and free for spectators. Spectators are encouraged to access the pits and interact with drivers to learn more about the hobby.
  • Race Schedule: For the most current race schedule and event details, it is highly recommended to visit their official website (https://www.philhurdrc.com/about-8) or their Facebook page, as schedules are subject to change due to weather and track conditions. LiveRC also provides archived results and event listings for the track.
  • RC Rentals: Phil Hurd Raceway offers RC car rentals for those interested in trying out the hobby. They provide 1/10 scale 4-wheel drive brushed short course trucks by Arrma for $20 a day per truck, with up to 5 available per event. Club members can use these at no extra cost.

IV. Hobby Shop:

  • No on-site hobby shop: Phil Hurd Raceway does not have an on-site hobby shop. However, they do offer RC car rentals, which can be a good way for beginners to get started.
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  • +19125075200
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