How many drivers can race at once?

Two cars and two wireless controllers come in the box. The digital system supports up to six drivers if you add cars and controllers.

Can I use wired controllers with the wireless ones?

Yes. Wired and wireless controllers can be mixed, but no more than two wired controllers can be used at once. Any additional controllers must be wireless.

How much floor space does the track need?

The assembled layout measures about 10 ft by 5.6 ft, with 23.95 ft of total track length. Plan for some extra clearance around the edges.

Are the cars and track compatible with other Carrera sets?

Yes. The cars are 1:32 scale and the track is Carrera Digital 132/124, so they work with other digital Carrera track and cars.

What is included in the box?

Two NASCAR Camaro NextGen ZL1 cars, 11 standard straights, 8 curves, a control unit, two wireless controllers, a wireless receiver, a double lane change section, a transformer, spare contact brushes, guard rails, track clips and instructions.

Do the wireless controllers need batteries?

Yes, the wireless handsets run on batteries, so keep spares on hand for long race sessions.

Where is the Carrera Digital 132 cheapest?

At Amazon, for $52.43, 87% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

Where can I buy the Carrera Digital 132?

13 stores we checked sell it, including Carrera Slots, Great Traditions, mrshobby.com, Hiawatha Hobbies, Island Hobby Nut.

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What reviewers say

Owners of Carrera digital sets generally praise the smooth digital racing, lane changing and wireless controllers, and the NASCAR liveries are a draw for stock car fans. Common complaints center on the space the layout takes, the cost of expanding to more drivers and occasional connection or power issues.

What people mention

Lane changingPraisedOwners like that digital cars can switch lanes mid-race, which makes overtaking and blocking part of the game.
Wireless controllersPraisedThe included wireless handsets are seen as a big step up from wired controllers for racing with friends.
SpaceCriticisedThe assembled layout is large, and buyers say you need a dedicated floor or table to leave it set up.
Expansion costCriticisedRacing with more than two drivers means buying extra cars and controllers, which owners note adds up.
BuildMixedTrack joints and cars are generally rated solid, but some owners report loose connections or power dropouts.
SetupMixedAssembly is straightforward for experienced slot car users but takes time and patience for newcomers.

About the Carrera Digital 132

Carrera 30042 NASCAR Daytona Challenge, w/Wireless, Digital 132 20030042 Total Track Length: 23.95-ft. Dimensions when assembled: 10.01-ft. x 5.58-ft. Contents: 1 x NASCAR Camaro NextGen ZL1 Hendrick Motorsports, Chase Elliott, No.9 (32005) 1 x NASCAR Camaro NextGen ZL1 "Hendrick Motorsports, Alex Bowman, No.48 (32007) 11 x Standard Straights (20509) 8 x 1/60 Curves (20571) 1 x Control Unit (30352) 2 x Wireless Speed Controllers (10121) 1 x Wireless Receiver (10122) 1 x Double Lane Change Section (30347) 1 x Digital Transformer Spare Contact Brushes Guard Rail Track Connection Clips Instructions Scale of Track: 1/24 Scale of Cars: 1/32 It is possible to use wired and wireless controllers together on a

Digital 132/124 set. If combining wired and wireless controllers you

can use a maximum of 2 wired controllers. Any other controllers added

(up to 6 total) would need to be wireless. The Carrera DIGITAL 132 NASCAR set invites Carrera fans to explore

the thrills and high drama of the Stock Car Racing Series. The set

contains two stunning NASCAR Camaro NextGen ZL1 cars driven by the

Hendrick Motorsports team. Fans stage their own races at home with

NASCAR Camaro NextGen ZL1 Hendrick Motorsports, Chase Elliott, No.9, the rising star of NASCAR racing. Elliott duels with NASCAR Camaro

NextGen ZL1 Hendrick Motorsports, Alex Bowman, No.48. The set offers a

hands-on recreation of the amazing intensity experienced in the famous

US racing series. Challenge friends and family to shoot around the bends

and speed along the 23.95-ft race track with their Camaros.

Are you ready for even more action on the race track? There are no