Entries are now open for the 2025 Smokem Australian Indoor Champs.
The event will be held in Canberra from the 7th to 8th of June 2025.
We want to thank our sponsors listed below for helping to make this event possible. Please support the businesses that support local racing!
See the event page for more details!
Smokem is our title sponsor and ISTC 13.5 class sponsor. Smokem is a leading designer, distributor & online retailer of R/C race gear. Based in Sydney, Australia they have over 40 years of combined R/C racing experience.
RC MAKER is the ISTC Modified class sponsor. RC MAKER is the creation of 4 Time Modified Touring Car Australian National Champion Ryan Maker. They are an Australian based manufacturing and distribution company for Professional RC Car Kits and Products!
RPM Hobbies is the ISTC 21.5 class sponsor. The new kid on the Australian RC scene with a great range of products availablle, RPM Hobbies are your trackside shop!
KWR Engineering's mission is to create quality products which add a measurable performance benefit to the racer at the lowest possible cost - and that are available to everyone not just the top drivers!
Schumacher Racing is a British manufacturer of high performance radio controlled model cars.
Founded in 1978 by Cecil Schumacher who at the time was a successful F1 transmission designer. The first Schumacher product was the ball differential, once one of the fundamental items found in almost all RC cars.
Schumacher are committed to always bring you high quality products with which to enjoy the fabulous hobby of radio controlled model cars. In 2001 Robin Schumacher took over as Managing Director after a successful time working in Japan and the USA.
Want some help getting started racing with a Tamiya TT-02 or similar ? Check out our new Tamiya TT-02 Getting Started guide. This guide has lots of info to help new racers navigate their entry into RC racing.
Flashback to the 2022 Australian Championships. Having already taken top spot in 13.5 with wins in A1 and A2, Alex sits out what ends up being one of the best races of the weekend. Cristian, Mark, Nathan, Terry and Chris battle it out for the minor placings!
We race at St Monica's school hall on selected Friday nights. Setup is from 6pm with racing from 6:30. See the club calendar for upcoming race dates.
At indoor we run 21.5 ISTC Touring Cars, Tamiya TT-02s, Formula 1, GT12 and LMP 13.5 1/12 scale cars. For information on indoor racing see our Indoor Information page.
If you have a 1/10 or 1/12 scale electric on road racing car, bring it along and we will find somewhere for you to run it.
We race at Kambah the 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month. Starting times are published for each event. See the club calendar for details of upcoming race meets.
We normally run a mixture of AWD Touring Car (ISTC) classes as well as RWD Pan Car classes, Formula 1 and Tamiya TT.
If you have a 1/10 or 1/12 scale electric on road racing car, bring it along and we will find somewhere for you to run it.
Remote Controlled Car Racing, just like real car racing, is divided in to classes. These classes are differentiated by a number of factors, such as drive type (AWD, FWD or RWD), motor type or driver skills.
Some of our classes are governed by the RCRA, others are 'home grown'. One of the practical differences between classes comes down to budget. Some of our classes are designed to appeal to the social racer with limited time and budget, while other classes are much more performance oriented.
See Information about classes for more details
We are a group of enthusiasts that love to race electric radio controlled on-road cars.
We race at two tracks in Canberra, an indoor track at St Monica's school hall and our asphalt track located off Kett St in Kambah.
Everybody is welcome to come along and have a go. You can bring your own car, or hire one of our club cars. We place drivers into groups to ensure you are racing against people with similar abilities and equipment.
CTMCRC is affiliated with the Remote Controlled Racing Australia, the governing body of RC racing in Australia.
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