Pitboard RC

Map of RC clubs and tracks in Europe

1308 tracks
Track type All Off-road 1/8 Off-road 1/10 Off-road 1/5 On-road 1/10 On-road 1/12 On-road 1/8 On-road 1/5 GT8 Truck Crawler MiniZ / Mini RC Drift Rally Vintage RC Bike Boat
Environment All Indoor Outdoor Live timing

A track is missing, some info is wrong? Every track page has a "This is my club" button to take it over. And if you already run at one of these tracks, create your free driver profile : your garage, your setups and your lap times follow you from club to club.

Find an RC car club near you

This map brings together 1308 RC car tracks across France and much of Europe. Every dot is a real, geolocated track: off-road, on-road, crawler, indoor as well as outdoor. Zoom into your region to spot the clubs around you, with their disciplines and, for timed tracks, their live activity. Countries already covered: AT, Andorra, Belgien, Deutschland, Frankreich, GB, Italien, Luxemburg, MC, NO, Niederlande, SE, Schweiz, Spanien.

RC car, remote control car, RC modeling: the same hobby

Radio controlled car, RC car, remote control car, car modeling, scale model: these are different ways of naming the same hobby. Whatever word you type into your search, you're looking for a place to drive and people to share it with. That's exactly what this map brings together: the clubs, tracks and circuits where you can enjoy RC cars, from simple family fun to competition.

All the disciplines on one map

RC car modeling covers very different practices. Off-road is driven with a buggy, truggy or monster truck on dirt or carpet tracks, with jumps, from 1/8 to 1/10. On-road (or touring) takes place on smooth circuits at very high speed. Crawlers focus on slowly climbing over obstacles, drift on controlled sliding, and the MiniZ or small scales fit on indoor layouts. Beginners often look for a 'buggy track' or a 'remote control car track': the filter at the top of the map shows exactly the discipline you want, indoors or outdoors.

Getting started with RC cars and joining a club

You don't need to be an experienced driver to start. Most RC clubs welcome beginners, sometimes lend you a car and offer a trial session. To sign up, find a club near you on the map, open its listing and contact it directly. Driving at a club means improving faster, finding parts and advice, and taking part in both practice sessions and races. It's the best way to get into the world of RC cars.

Where to drive: from France to Belgium and all of Europe

The idea is simple: gather every RC car track in one place, so you can always find somewhere to run, whether you're on holiday or close to home. Coverage is already wide across France and reaches into Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, Spain, Italy and the Netherlands, growing with every addition. Tracks hooked up to a timing system even show their recent activity, so you can spot the liveliest clubs at a glance.

Your garage and lap times, following you from club to club

Pitboard is more than a map: it's also a free driver profile. You log your cars and setups, and get your best lap times back no matter which club you run at. For a club, Pitboard replaces the spreadsheet: rankings, schedule, member gallery and trackside display all in one place. The map itself stays completely free and open to everyone. Create your driver profile

Frequently asked questions

How do I find an RC car club near me?
Zoom into your town on the map above. Every orange dot is a listed track; the green ones have live timing running. Click a dot to open the club's profile, its disciplines and directions.
Which RC car discipline is best for beginners?
Electric 1/10 off-road is a great place to start: tough, forgiving and found at most clubs. Crawling is perfect if you want a laid-back pace. Best of all, drop by a club near you and give it a go.
Which countries does the RC track map cover?
The map covers France and several neighbouring countries (Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, Spain, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal). Coverage keeps expanding across the rest of Europe.
Is the map free?
Yes, the map of RC car clubs and tracks is completely free and open to everyone. Creating a driver profile to keep your garage, setups and lap times with you from one club to the next is free too.
How do I add or fix my club on the map?
Every track page has a "This is my club" button so you can claim it and update the details (disciplines, address, contact). You can also let us know about a missing track.
Where can I drive an RC car near me?
Remote control car, radio controlled car, RC car: it's all the same hobby, RC cars. The map above brings together the clubs and tracks where you can drive, both indoors and outdoors. Type your town to see the tracks near you.
How do I join an RC car club?
Find a club near you on the map, open its listing and use its contact details to get in touch. Most clubs offer a trial session. No experience or gear is required to come and discover RC cars.
Where can I find an RC buggy or off-road track?
Buggies and off-road cars run on dirt or carpet tracks. Filter the map by 'off-road' to show only these tracks, from 1/8 to 1/10, at a club or association, anywhere in France and Europe.