Welcome!
Albuquerque Radio Control Off-Road (ARCOR) Raceway is Albuquerque's 1/8th scale off-road R/C race track that's 100% operated and sustained by volunteers. Our organization was established in the mid-1990's. ARCOR is a registered non-profit (501c3) corporation and eligible for tax-deductible donations from individuals and businesses.
Our track has relocated and currently being rebuilt directly south of Isleta Amphitheater. See LOCATION for a map to our new facility on Google Maps.
We host regular races as well as teach others about our hobby. We participate in many community and charitable events. We also host charity races and participate in other organizations charity races.
The track is "motocross" style with lots of big jumps and elevation changes. We run electric and nitro powered vehicles and offer races for all ages and experience levels from novice to expert. It's a great family environment, fun for all! As always, it's FREE to spectate! Like and Follow us on our social media pages and visit our website for updates, upcoming races, and much more!
2023 Albuquerque Radio Control Off-Road (ARCOR) Raceway
ARCOR Raceway
Shannon Briner, Promotions Director
2024 Club Race Schedule
click here for more details
MAY
AUGUST
FEBRUARY
5/11: Club Race
5/25: Club Race
2/25: Open Practice and Swap Meet (9:00am)
8/11: Club Race
8/24-8/25: Track Rebuild
8/31-9/1: Track Rebuild
MARCH
JUNE
SEPTEMBER
3/10: Club Race
3/23-3/24: Track Rebuild
3/30-3/31: Track Rebuild
6/9: Club Race
6/29: Club Race
9/6-9/8: Tumbleweed Trophy Race
9/15: Club Race
9/28: Club Race
JULY
APRIL
7/7: Club Race
7/27: Club Race
OCTOBER
4/5-4/7: Showdown Trophy Race
4/14: Club Race
4/27: Club Race
10/13: Club Race
CLUB RACES: $20.00 per class (new to ARCOR - your first race is free). Kids 12 and under $10.00 per class
Classes: Electric and nitro powered vehicles for all ages and experience levels from novice to expert.
IMPORTANT - READ THIS!!!
We are an outdoor track that is at mother nature's mercy, all club race dates are pending weather. Dates are subject to change. Follow our official social media pages for updates. Our track has MOVED to the Mesa del Sol area, a half mile directly south of Isleta Amphitheater. See 'NEW LOCATION' for more information.
We recommend racers bring their own generator, cooler, and food. This is a remote area that is under development so there are few services close by.
Property is owned by Bernalillo County. Alcoholic beverages and illegal drugs are prohibited.
Due to our facility's insurance, All racers are REQUIRED to have an active ROAR Membership. If you don't have one, we can help you get signed up!
New Location
Our track has relocated to the new Mesa del Sol Sports
Complex in southwest Albuquerque. We're a half mile directly south of Isleta Amphitheater. Because this is a new development for the County, we do not have a physical street address yet and are having issues with updating our Google Maps profile. Due to construction, please take Bobby Foster Rd and come in from the south. See map for more info or message us for further clarification. Click the link below for our location on Google Maps or use the following coordinates, 34°59'37.7"N 106°37'48.3"W.
About Us
Albuquerque Radio Control Off-Road (ARCOR) Raceway is Albuquerque's 1/8th scale off-road R/C race track that's 100% operated and sustained by volunteers. Our organization was established in the mid-1990's. ARCOR is a registered non-profit (501c3) corporation and eligible for tax-deductible donations from individuals and businesses.
We host regular races as well as teach others about our hobby. We participate in many community and charitable events. We also host charity races and participate in other organizations charity races.
The track is "motocross" style with lots of big jumps and elevation changes. We run electric and nitro powered vehicles and offer races for all ages and experience levels from novice to expert. It's a great family environment, fun for all! As always, it's FREE to spectate! Like and Follow us on our social media pages and visit our website for updates, upcoming races, and much more!
OUR MISSION: To get as many people involved and educated on the sport of R/C car racing, it’s benefits, and the fun!
Board of Directors
Board President
Promotions Director
Race Director
Chris Boice
James Barnard
Mykael Amos
SECRETARY
FACILITY DIRECTOR
Michael Barger
Adrian Montoya
VICE PRESIDENT
Promotions CO-Director
Kenny Baker
co-RACE DIRECTOR
Jeffrey Lee
Treasurer
co-FACILITY DIRECTOR
JoLynne Chavez Vigil
Jeff Kilbreth
Track Rules & Code of Conduct
- No illegal substances, alcohol, or marijuana
- No bikes or motorcycles on the track
- No unauthorized individuals allowed
- Only VIP Gold Members are permitted on premises outside of scheduled race dates or other scheduled events
- No littering, pick up after yourselves
- No illegal dumping of trash
- When practicing help maintain the track (water, fill in holes, and fix pipe)
- Put track maintenance tools away when done with them
- Be respectful of other racers and spectators at all times
- This is a family friendly venue, cursing or abusive language will not be tolerated
- Support the younger kids as they are the future
- Individuals may be asked to leave at any time for non-compliance or disturbance
- Follow our official social media pages
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ARCORraceway.com
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Benefits of R/C
The radio-controlled (R/C) hobby has some amazing benefits. Here are just a few:
- Develop fine motor skills and teaches cause & effect. R/C cars are operated by remote control. This helps to develop hand/eye coordination.
- Gets people outdoors. Our track, and many in the surrounding states are outdoor tracks. It allows us to spend time outdoors, provides us with fun tracks with “character”, and reduces our “screen time”
- Teaches technical competency. Although there are many Ready-To-Run (RTR) R/C cars that help get racers started, most of our racers build their own kits. Racers are often required to modify or fix their cars.
- Thinking outside the box. Racers are often required to troubleshoot set-up and often requires creative problem solving.
- Creative outlet. Paint scheme and wheel color are just two ways that racers customize their cars.
- Comradery. We have a tight knit group of regular racers in New Mexico and surrounding states that have become friends on and off the track. They realize that the future of the sport depends on them and their willingness to welcome others. Spectators are appreciated and new racers are brought into the fold. Regular racers are always happy to assist new racers with build advise, set-up techniques, tire selection, and much more!
- Teaches sportsmanship. It’s a great opportunity for racers of all ages to develop and practice the important behavior of sportsmanship.
- It’s a family activity. We have several families that participate and attend our races. This provides a great bonding experience for parents and their kids, partners/spouses, and even the whole family.
- Teaches teamwork. Our nitro classes require racers to pair up with at least one person to start, fuel, and support them during races. Racers are also required to marshal, or designate a substitute, the race following theirs. Marshalling is also great exercise as it requires racers or their designee to quickly run to R/C cars that require assistance to keep them in the race.
- Fun for all ages! No matter your age, experience, or technical ability, there is a R/C class for you!
Merchandise
T-Shirt
$20.00 each
Can Coozie
$5.00 each
T-Shirts: Dark Gray are adult sizes S-3XL, limited number of Royal Blue shirts available (mostly youth sizes), and Light Gray are youth sizes S-XL. Coozies: Black with Royal Blue ARCOR logo.
No online orders or payment, cash only. 100% of the proceeds is reinvested in the facility.
Photo Archive
Rebuild
Special Thanks!
Dale Roberts
Jose Carrillo
Michael Norris
Bill Becher
Shannon Briner
And All of Our Dedicated Volunteers!
2023 Albuquerque Radio Control Off-Road (ARCOR) Raceway