Euro Offroad Series

Euro Offroad Series
Vehicle type	Radio-controlled model cars
Country or region	Europe
Current name	Euro Offroad Series
First season	2012
tires	Standard tires from Schumacher
Official website	www.eurooffroadseries.com

The Euro Offroad Series (EOS) is a racing series for radio-controlled model cars in Europe. The series is organized by Uwe Rheinard and Scotty Ernst. It is a sister series of the Euro Touring Series (ETS) and the Euro Nitro Series (ENS).

Since 2008, the ETS has been a racing series for 1:10 scale models on smooth tracks (carpet, asphalt). In 2011 a pilot race for the Euro Offroad Series, which transferred the ETS concept to the offroad sector, was held in Tomelilla . From 2012, the series consisting of three races was organized with a championship classification for the first time. In the second 2012/13 season, four races were held and the races were relocated to winter.

Although it is an off-road series, the races are only held indoors and on carpet. Bumps and terrain are implemented using artificial jumps and obstacles.

technology

The races will only be held with 1:10 electric models. Buggies with rear or all-wheel drive (4WD and 2WD) are used. With the start of the 2018/19 season, the 2WD and 4WD classes were expanded to include a sub-class for stock engines.

At the beginning of the series there were also classes for short course trucks with rear-wheel or all-wheel drive (4WD SC and 2WD SC). From the 2015/16 season these were finally replaced by two classes, 2WD Stadium Truck Modified and Stock. Rear-wheel drive truggies are allowed to start in these. New for the season were the 2WD Stock and 4WD Stock classes, which are only open to hobby riders with lower engine power. In order to ensure equal opportunities, a manufacturer's standard tires are also set by regulations.

The regulations are very open, so that a large number of vehicles are eligible to start. With this freedom, many manufacturers also use the EOS races to test out new developments in racing.

Season overview

Four races are currently held each season. The races take place in appropriately suitable large sports halls or during model making fairs. Most of them are temporary racetracks.

season	Run 1	Run 2	Run 3	Run 4	Run 5	Run 6
2019/20	Down	Then after	Then after	Trencin	-	-
2018/19	Nürburgring	Warsaw	Down	Trencin	Then after	Steyregg
2017/18	Warsaw	Down	Trencin	catfish	Then after	-
2016/17	Nürburgring	Warsaw	Trencin	Then after	catfish	-
2015/16	Nürburgring	Trencin	Mülheim-Kärlich	Nürburgring	-	-
2014/15	Poses	Berlin	catfish	Trencin	-	-
2013/14	Poses	Berlin	Trencin	catfish	-	-
2012/13	Poses	Langenfeld	Leoben	Dortmund	-	-
2012	Hrotovice	Charleroi	Dortmund	-	-	-

master

season	4WD	4WD floor	2WD	2WD floor	Stadium Truck Modified	Stadium truck floor
2018/19	Bruno Coelho	Tim Kunz	Michal Orlowski	Tim Kunz	Jörn Neumann	Bartosz Zalewski
2017/18	Michal Orlowski	-	Michal Orlowski	-	Hupo Hönigl	Bartosz Zalewski
2016/17	Bruno Coelho	-	Michal Orlowski	-	Hupo Hönigl	Max Götzl
2015/16	Bruno Coelho	-	Lee Martin	-	Jörn Neumann	Bjorn Billino
season	4WD	-	2WD	-	Short Course 4WD	Short Course 2WD
2014/15	Lee Martin	-	Lee Martin	-	Jörn Neumann	not carried out
2013/14	Jörn Neumann	-	Naoto Matsukura	-	Jörn Neumann	Torben Højfeldt
2012/13	Jörn Neumann	-	Jörn Neumann	-	Jörn Neumann	Tom Bujara
2012	Jörn Neumann	-	Jörn Neumann	-	Jörn Neumann	Gerd Strenge

Web links

• Former official website
• Official website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ EOS regulations
2. ↑ EOS championship final results