• Corporate entertaining: - team building, client entertaining, Xmas parties etc.
• Need an attraction for an exhibition stand? This event is it.
• Challenging game of skill and tactics.
• Simple enough for all to take part.
• Almost any size group can be entertained.
• Complete with staff who will organize the event into a genuine competition.
  

The game may start in the minds of players as "just a bit of fun" but usually turns into serious sport. Micro Reality have selected and developed equipment to ensure the game is as fair as possible. A fact greatly appreciated by players who put their heart and sole into the competition.
How is a fair game achieved? The scoring system and rules are a big factor but the design of the track is also important.

Our 6-lane and 8-lane competition tracks are specially built to club racing specifications. Free from car de-railing bumps and intermittent power supply faults common with popular makes of track. Sharp bends can be very frustrating for novice drivers as the cars will leave the track easily. Our tracks have gentle turns even on the inside of an eight-lane circuit. Only specially built tracks can offer this. Figure eight design permits equal lane length.

Players will enjoy competition controllers featuring smooth braking and acceleration. Micro Reality have a team of skilled staff to run this event. A referee equipped with P.A. radio microphone and the computerized scoring system can make sure the players get the most out of the event. We have a number of formats to suit the situation; structured games, informal parties or team building.
These scale drawings of the layouts, give track dimensions. Add 2000mm or 6ft to the overall track size to get minimum room size.

Setting-up tracks at venues takes about 1hr although an extra 1hr is generally allowed for contingency. Packing away takes about 40min. Equipment will fit in all but the tinniest lift so events can be held on any floor. If flights of stairs are unavoidable prior notice is appreciated. Extra staff are sometimes necessary cary the equipment.

"Hello" Magazine Feb 2001 ran an article on Jenson Button’s 21st Birthday party. Jenson was quoted as saying "The Scalextric was great, I even managed to play on it."

How did he get on? You may wonder if an F1 star can perform at this event? We had a very enthusiastic crowd that night. Running a competition to be the fastest driver over 6 laps. Competition was fierce; several men had been trading fastest times for about an hour. The rules were "crash & burn" which meant if the car came out of the slot you were out of the race. All players so far had taken a number of races to get anywhere near a win. Jenson had two races and while not taking the fastest time he won both races without incident. A remarkable start, unfortunately he was too much in demand for another go. The picture gallery has a copy of Jenson driving at the event.