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CRC Raceway & Hobby – Rome, New York

 

I. Location Details:

  • Name of Venue: CRC Raceway & Hobby
  • Address: 6785 Martin Street, Rome, NY 13440, United States
  • Contact Information:
    • Phone (USA): 1-315-338-0867
    • Fax: +1-315-217-4204
    • General Info Email: info@teamcrc.com
    • Customer Service Email: brian@teamcrc.com
    • Owner/Operator Email: frank@teamcrc.com (Frank Calandra is the owner of CRC)
    • Website: [Team CRC Online](https://teamcrc.com/) (While the main site is for products, it’s the official hub and often links to track info or events)
    • Other listings: Often found on Horizon Hobby’s store locator and RealFlight’s store directory.
  • Operating Hours (Shop & Indoor Track – Eastern Standard Time EST):
    • Monday: CLOSED
    • Tuesday: 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM
    • Wednesday: 12:00 PM – 8:00 PM
    • Thursday: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM
    • Friday: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    • Saturday: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    • Sunday: CLOSED
    • Note: These are general hours. Track availability for practice may vary on race days or during special events. Always check their official Facebook page or website for the most current schedule.
  • Type of Venue: Track & Hobby Shop (A large, well-established facility with both indoor and outdoor tracks, and a retail shop).

 

II. Track Information:

  • Track Surface(s):
    • Indoor On-Road Track: Known for using CRC Fasttrak II (FT2) carpet, which is their proprietary, high-traction racing carpet. This is their primary indoor track.
    • Indoor Off-Road Track: They also have an indoor off-road track, likely carpet as well, as they often alternate layouts on their large indoor carpet area (e.g., 3 weeks off-road, 1 week on-road, though this may vary).
    • Outdoor Dirt Off-Road Track: Yes, they have an outdoor dirt off-road track, used primarily in warmer months. This track is capable of hosting large 1/8th scale events.
    • Outdoor Crawler Course: Features wood and rock climbing challenges, a suspension bridge, a teeter-totter, and even a working waterfall! This operates under different hours than the main shop/track.
    • Tile Drift Track: A dedicated tile surface for RC drifting.
  • Track Dimensions/Layout:
    • The main indoor carpet track is substantial (e.g., Dollar Hobbyz Raceway, which uses CRC carpet, lists 76x43ft and alternates layouts). CRC Raceway’s indoor space would be comparable, designed for various scales and layouts.
  • Authorized Scales:
    • Indoor: Primarily 1/12th scale and 1/10th scale on-road (pan cars, touring cars, F1), and 1/10th scale electric off-road (buggies, stadium trucks, short course).
    • Outdoor Dirt: 1/10th and 1/8th scale off-road (buggies, truggies, short course).
    • Crawler/Drift: 1/10th scale for crawling and drifting.
  • Facilities/Amenities:
    • Pit Area: Likely extensive indoor pit areas with tables, chairs, and power outlets for racers.
    • Drivers Stand: Elevated for good visibility.
    • Restrooms: Available.
    • Hobby Shop On-Site: Yes, a very well-stocked shop (see below).
    • Setup and Repair Service: They offer in-house RC repairs and setup services.
    • Custom Build Service: Available.
    • Birthday Parties: They offer birthday party packages.
    • RC Rentals: Available for onsite use on their tracks (1/10 scale off-road vehicles for the off-road track, 1/10 scale crawlers for the crawler course).
    • Climate Controlled: The indoor facility would be climate-controlled.
    • LiveRC Integration: Races are typically scored and broadcast live on LiveRC.com.
    • Wheelchair Access: Often prioritize accessibility for drivers.

 

III. Racing & Event Information:

  • Race Program/Schedule:
    • Indoor Season: Regular racing usually held during the fall/winter months. For example, some schedules indicate races every other Wednesday night and Sundays for carpet oval or on-road.
    • Outdoor Season: Off-road racing typically held weekly on certain days (e.g., Tuesday evenings throughout summer).
    • Practice: Tracks are generally open for practice during non-race operating hours, sometimes with 24/7 access for members.
  • Classes Raced:
    • On-Road: Known for 1/12th scale pan cars, 1/10th scale World GT (WGT), Formula 1 (F1), and various touring car classes (e.g., 25.5 VTA, 25.5 Amateur Touring Car).
    • Off-Road (Indoor Carpet): Common classes include 17.5 2WD Buggy, 13.5 4WD Buggy, 13.5 Stadium Truck, 13.5 2WD Short Course Truck, Spec Short Course Truck, Novice.
    • Off-Road (Outdoor Dirt): 1/10th and 1/8th scale electric and nitro off-road classes.
    • Oval: Various oval classes, including MudBoss, Streetstock, Thundertrucks, SC Modifieds, Latemodels, and beginner oval classes.
    • Drift: Dedicated drift events and open track time.
  • Race Fees/Membership:
    • Track fees for daily access (e.g., $10 for carpet off-road, $5 for crawler course, $5 for drift track for the day).
    • Annual Memberships: Offer free access to all tracks (with event limitations) and a 10% discount on in-store purchases (excluding complete vehicles/kits). Individual and family memberships are available.
  • Event Calendar: CRC Raceway is a major host for regional and national events, including:
    • “Rumble in Rome Offroad Championship”: A long-running, significant annual outdoor dirt off-road event (e.g., scheduled for June 6-8, 2025).
    • ROAR National Events: They have hosted ROAR (Remotely Operated Auto Racers, the national sanctioning body) events, such as the ROAR Electric Off-Road 1/8 Scale Nationals.
    • They actively post upcoming indoor and outdoor race series and special events on their Facebook page and sometimes on their website.

 

IV. Hobby Shop Information:

  • Inventory/Specialties:
    • CRC Products: As the manufacturer of CRC racing carpet and their own line of competition RC car kits (1/12th pan cars, 1/10th World GT, F1, oval cars), they have an unparalleled selection of CRC kits, parts, and accessories.
    • General RC Inventory: They carry a broad range of RC vehicles (cars, trucks, boats, planes) from various major brands (e.g., Traxxas, Tamiya, HPI, Associated, Losi, Redcat) and a large inventory of upgrades, parts, batteries, tires, paints, and bodies.
    • RC Engine Service: They also have staff for RC engine services.
  • Repair Services: Offers comprehensive RC car, plane, and boat repair services with experienced service technicians.
  • Knowledgeable Staff: Known for having knowledgeable staff who can provide advice and assistance.
  • Online Store: They have an eBay store where you can buy parts online.
  • Traxxas Power Up Program: A certified Traxxas dealer offering the Power Up program.

 

V. User Reviews & Tips:

  • Highly regarded as a premier RC racing facility, especially for carpet on-road racing due to their proprietary track surface.
  • The combination of multiple track types (indoor carpet, outdoor dirt, crawler, drift) caters to a wide range of RC enthusiasts.
  • The on-site hobby shop with repair services is a significant advantage.
  • A major destination for competitive racing, attracting top drivers.
  • Check their Facebook page regularly for the latest track conditions, race schedules, and event announcements, as these can change.

This level of detail should be incredibly useful for your RC car directory! Let me know which location you’d like to feature next.

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