[Jaak]

The Slot.it Club of Geneva has changed track in 2011 and opted for a Ninco track, 6 lanes, 35 meters.

It is on two levels and is full of very technical points because it includes a climb and a fast descent, a Spanish corner, a pin and a very tortuous passageway for example.
Connections are made with banana plugs on DS boxes. Slot.it Telemetry is also available.

For contact: [email protected] or PM Jaak

The records of the current track (as of 13.11.2013):

Total number of rounds (two-hour race team): 591 laps (Slot.it Porsche 956KH - Blindriver / R1)
Total number of laps (race one hour): 321 laps (Slot.it Alfa 33/3 ca11e - R1)
Total number of turns (sprint race 24 '): 126 laps (NSR Porsche 997 GT3 - R1)

Track # 1: 10 "56 (Slot.it Porsche 911 GT1 - Snol)
Track # 2: 10 "34 (Slot.it Lola B09/60 - Snol)
Track 3: 10 "55 (Slot.it Lola B09/60 - Snol)
Track # 4: 10 "73 (Slot.it Porsche 911 GT1 - Anthony)
Track # 5: 10 "78 (Slot.it Porsche 911 GT1 - Snol)
Track 6: 10 "83 (Slot.it Porsche 911 GT1 - Snol)

"The 300 Club" :
(Drivers who reached 300 laps and a race of 6 x 10 minutes, with Marshals)
30.08.2011: R1
13.12.2011: Fazer
25.01.2012: Kekette
15.02.2012: Yvaan
06.03.2012: Snol
01.05.2012 Greg
13.11.2012: BlindRiver
07.12.2012: OldDaddy
23.01.2013: Cagnoc
30.04.2013: Jaak, Billy
01.10.2013: Tonio

The old track:

Previously, the club had a Scalextric Classic track flat, 6 lanes, 35 meters very technical with a wide array of bumps.

 

[Martyn_]

Very nice Jaak. Which is the "Spanish" corner?

 

[Jaak]

Hey Martyn,

The Spanish corner is the corner on the left of the straight where the drivers positions are, it is also where the Ferrari flag is hanging*.
(*or so I have been told)
You can see the plastic buckets from the drivers positions hanging in the first photo.