Bill Marshall's History 

"I went to some more races that summer and even ran a few indoor carpet races in the fall. In the winter of 1986/1987 my wife and I discussed adding R/C cars and trucks to our line of motor cycles and accessories. We contacted several distributors and finally found one who would work with us. In the spring of 1987 we purchased 4 Tamiya kits, 4 radio kits, 4 batteries, 4 chargers, and some parts. We decided to really get the sport going we needed a track. During the spring and early summer we built a dirt track behind our store. Our first race in July of 1987 drew all of 8 entries. We started running every Saturday night and by fall we were drawing 50 entries on a regular basis. The motorcycle shop was history."

"For the first two winters we rented various halls and continued to race on all kinds of surfaces. We put on races at fairs, block parties and anywhere we were invited to do so. We finally decided that we needed somewhere permanent to race all year round. In 1989 we had a 6,000 square foot building put up and started running indoor races on carpet. In 1993 we had the dirt track leveled and paved. We continue to race on both tracks. We had a dirt off-road track for 10 years but finally closed it because it was just too much work. A few years ago we introduced something new to the R/C racing world. We sponsor a R/C hill climb. This is not rock crawling, but a true speed event on a specially prepared 200 foot long hill. We don’t know of anyone else that does this."