N-Control Racing Circuit is an RC track facility location in rural Texas, the small town of Dale. We’re 15 minutes south of Circuit of the Americas, which is itself sound and east of Austin.

The track sits in the southeast corner on my property, and is accessed by its own driveway.

If driving here for the first time, note that you might lose cellular service in the area unless you’re on Verizon or AT&T. It might be a good idea to note the route ahead!

The Asphalt Jungle is an asphalt on road track measuring 170′ x 70′. It’s smooth, with a few ripples in the back. An excellent driver’s stand overlooks the track from atop a shipping container.

This was the original track here at N-Control, installed and opened in 2017 (the picture at right). The track boundaries were expanded 10′ in three directions subsequently. The track is front lit with 12,000 watts from four poles.

The Roost is N-Control’s dirt oval track, added to the facility in 2018. This track has a footprint 100′ x 50′, 12′ wide straights and 15′ wide in the turns. It is banked 4.5 degrees in the straights and 9 degrees in the turns. This track is also front lit using a mix of LED and metal halide from two poles.

N-Control features covered pitting with power, tables, and chairs for 64 racers.

Because there isn’t food in the immediate vicinity, N-Control maintains a stocked fridge of cold drinks for sale and gives out brats off the grill on most race days.

Sorry, but it’s Porta-John around here. Except the restroom, the facility including both driver’s stands, is accessible to those with mobility limitations.

Pit trailers and campers are welcome, and racers are also welcome to camp overnight. There’s plenty of space, but no hook-ups.