Steel driving stations hold up to the most abusive driver. The front side features a padded rail to lean against when driving. 

Each driving station matches the color of the race car it controls. This eliminates confusion by the driver and aids the spectators to know who is driving which car.

Driving stations will assemble on uneven surfaces too. Each station is individually painted and will keep colors bright for years. 

Durable, responsive steering wheels control the right and left movement of each car. The shift lever controls the variable forward and reverse speeds.

Stations are built in sets of two for easy transportation. The station opens with a hinge on the back to reveal the workings of the control mechanisms and the radios.

Cars operate on different radio frequencies so each car moves independently of every other car. Cars are regulated by the track owner to control the speed of the cars.