October 10 2011
New Pioneer slot cars forum
October 06 2011
Carrera World Championship
Join Carrera in Miami Beach for the US Qualifying race for the Carrera World Championship at the NASCAR Championship Drive fan fest event, Nov. 17th and 18th at Lummus Park in Miami Beach, Florida.
October 05 2011
New DP coming from Sideways
October 04 2011
Wonderful slot track
A really great track done by Len Boccassini.
October 04 2011
Sideways cars shown at Slotlandia
Sideways is giving us some pix of the new Capri prototype and some pix of cars they plan to release from their new line of Group 5 cars!
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October 02 2011
New "Jake" Corvette from Carrera

Coming soon in Carrera DIGITAL 132, the “Jake” Corvette C6.R.

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September 29 2011
Carrera Evolution Porsche 917/30 “No. 48” (27367)
Carrera took the slot car racing world by storm when they introduced their first Can Am models: the iconic McLaren M20 and Porsche 917/30 turbo panzer. The 917/30 represents the ultimate evolution of the legendary 917 chassis. In some respects I was surprised when Carrera released their first 917/30 as there are not many racing liveries. The yellow Bosch car sent to me for testing is a model of chassis number 917/30-006. Stripped of its roof, covered with wind tunnel tuned bodywork, and powered by a 5.4l twin-turbo flat 12, it is this model from Porsche that dominated the final years of the Can Am championship.
September 28 2011
Carrera Digital 132 Opel GT Steinmetz – Tourenwagen 1972 (30519)
Carreras foray into digital slot car racing seems to be building up a critical mass among home racers. No doubt this can be attributed to Carrera having released a steady stream of track parts, accessories, and cars for their Digital 132 system. A recent D132 release that Ive been given to review is Carreras 72 Opel GT Steinmetz. I should start off by saying that I dont race D132 in my club or at home, but I do have a few D132 cars in my collection. Running them on an analog track is simple: flick the switch on the bottom, put the car on the track and pull the controller trigger three times in succession. Lo and behold you now have an analog slot car.


