Welcome to the Virtual Racing Events

We host live racing events to simulate real life large r/c events. All of our events will be broadcasted live to Facebook and/or YouTube. Everyone is welcome!

Our events will consist of 3 qualifiers, mains will be setup using quali-points, and we will bump 2-up from each main to the next.

First race up, 1/8 Nitro Buggy @ Fear Farm! January 19th, 2019.

https://www.facebook.com/VRCVRE/

Club details

Club name:	Virtual Racing Events
Created:	09.12.2018
Manager:	TNL Server
Country:	USA
Home track:	Phoenix Fear Farm
Members:	89

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Team Speak - try it if you can added: 05.10.2011

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I have just updated the VRC Pro User manual Team Speak section. You should read this, install Team Speak 3 Client and enjoy VRC Pro multi-player sessions even more. It's like being on the rostrum all together chatting with each other...

You do need a good head set with a voice actuated microphone though.

Team Speak section in user manual (wait for v1.3...):
http://www.vrcworld.com/manuals/vrcpro/default.aspx#_Toc302560807

Alex Raymond is using it a lot and if you need any help contact him at:
http://www.vrcworld.com/member/default.aspx?id=163

Edited by author: 5.10.2011 14:21:56 GMT

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Thomas D	11.04.2018 [07:08] nice
Josh V.	08.02.2013 [10:32] Thank you very much for the use of the TEamSpeak server. Chatting while racing is so much fun!!! Also, some friends and I have been using Skype, because of a headset issue in teamspeak. Both work very good. Keep in mind, skype uses up much more resources and internet bandwidth, than does Teamspeak, which is designed to be run with games. Sometimes A skype call will cause lagging in game.
Tim M.	09.01.2013 [16:30] doesnt work? whats doing on?
Justin K	13.12.2012 [06:23] Life is a Gray area.... as most know.. I can bet it was posted in Both Software, and Hardware forums,as it is both. If it pertains to a external INput device, then, Yes It most certainly belongs in this section.... MIC input... is Hardware... Hell, has Nothing to do with it...