Building a touring car track

[nightbreed]

Ok. So, how does one go about building a (CHEAP AND SIMPLE) touring car track? Something that is non-permanent, i.e., can be set up and put away easily.

Also, any idea where to get ideas for a track layout?

Thank you!

[Shoot_RS4MT2]

an abandoned carpark would be good.
Just add cones, dots , or some pvc and viola

But then, is there any abandon carpark in SG?

[nightbreed]

Hmm. Thanks, but I not running on asphalt. I have access to those colourful basketball surfaces and it's as big as 2 basketball courts. I need to be able to remove the props as quickly and easily as possible because other people want to use the area.

The cones and dots are a possibility. What else can I use for marking out the track?

[Shoot_RS4MT2]

not running on asphalt? then on cement?
Or u want to make a Rally track?

[Icon]

Hmm. Thanks, but I not running on asphalt. I have access to those colourful basketball surfaces and it's as big as 2 basketball courts. I need to be able to remove the props as quickly and easily as possible because other people want to use the area.

The cones and dots are a possibility. What else can I use for marking out the track?

Rope. thick ropes. They used that at the last race at Penang.

[rookie517]

u can get those white tape with red strip on it from hardware store
those commonly used in construction site

and tied it between those cones and ya ready to race.

[fuse]

good idea!!!

[nightbreed]

not running on asphalt? then on cement?
Or u want to make a Rally track?

Hmm. Not sure what surface it is. Anyway, the red/white tape sounds feasible. Thick ropes to mark out boundaries and turns = pretty darn heavy.

Thanks for suggestions. Any others?