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| XRS Challenge Offroad Germany – Report Posted: 18 Mar 2019 05:37 AM PDT This past Weekend the Final Round of the HK Cup, this time combined with a XRS Challenge, took place in Hurtgenwald in the West of Germany. With over 60 entries the day started early at 8.30 with 3 rounds of qualifications followed by 3 finals. Xray´s Jens Becker TQ’d the 2WD Modified class and also took the overall win followed by Yannik Holzknecht and Nikolas Schmitz. 2WD Buggy Modified Results In 4WD Modified, it was again Jens Becker with the TQ, but in the Mains Yannik Holzknecht won A1 and A2 for the overall. This time Jens had to settle for the 2nd place after winning A3. Ronny Hahnel completed the podium. 4WD Buggy Modified Results Mick Burbach was in control with wins in the first two finals of the 4WD Stock Class. David Kottus followed in 2nd, while Sascha Hellenmeister finished 3rd. 4WD Buggy Stock Results The 2WD Stock Class was a copy of 4wd Stock. It was again Mick Burbach who took the overall win, while David Kottus another time took the 2nd place. Brian Olbrich rounded out the Top 3. 2WD Buggy Stock Results Source: Xray [teamxray.com] The post XRS Challenge Offroad Germany – Report appeared first on Red RC - RC Car News. |
| Louth RCCC Schumacher Winter Series Rd6 – Report Posted: 18 Mar 2019 04:28 AM PDT Round six and the final round of the Schumacher Winter Series presented by the Louth Radio Control Car Club took place this past weekend. A strong entry of drivers would attend this meeting, drivers taking to the technical layout that the club had laid out, running the four classes of 13.5 Blinky, 17.5 boosted, GT12 and Tamiya Euro Truck. In 13.5 Blinky the qualifying would be very close for the top spot. Ricky Lee would continue his fine form at Louth by taking the top spot with his Awesomatix and with his TQ would secure his championship. Nathan Winyard would lead the Xray charge followed by Chris Lovely and Andrew Green. Kyle would show well in front of Daniel Burks, the Capricorn of Mikey Mansell and 17.5 champion Jason Lovely would make up the A final. In 17.5 Touring and with no champion elect and current champion in the class, the door was left wide open. Stewart McLeod would fill the void and set the pace. Young and rising talent Callum Chapman would push hard in second with Brett Gardner showing form in 3rd. 4th for Warren Frith another rising talent, out going champion Andrew Babb, Steve Dye and Harvey Greenfield making up the a final In Tamiya Euro Truck pace setter and champion elect Mitch Fiddling would return at the meeting. Mitch would set the pace for the rest to follow, Debutant Daniel Burks would show form in his second outing in 2nd, Jason Lovely would have to settle for 3rd, with Michael Burks, Richard Howells, Chris Chapman, Ed Turrell and returning John Yarnell rounding out the qualifying. Seven GT12 cars would take to the track to fight out for the bragging rights. A strong performance for Shane Dye would show dividends taking the top spot, Paul Vincent a strong 2nd, with Lee Ward in touching distance. Chris Sleaford, Steve Dye, Jerry Booth and Sean Cohen. In the 13.5 final Ricky Lee would have a slow start and be tagged by Nathan Winyard which would allow Chris Lovely to sneak through from third. The first corner incident would bring the rest into play. Chris Lovely would the lead until late into the race where a mistake would be pivotal in the outcome as Nathan Winyard would charge back through the field to take the win from Chris race to 2nd. Champion Ricky would have his own battle back through the field , Andrew Green in 4th halting his podium run. Kyle Lee would hold 5th from Mikey Mansell, and retirements for Jason Lovely and Daniel Burks In 17.5 Stewart McLeod would hold his nerve and set off with a blistering pace to put a buffer between himself and the field, and would hold onto this to see a tone to flag victory. Callum Chapman would hold onto 2nd showing pace and setting the fastest lap along the way. The battle for the final spot on the podium was a lonely one for outgoing champion Andrew Babb . Brett Gardner would be strong in 4th ahead of young talent Warren Frith, Harvey Greenfield and Steve Dye rounding out this final. A class so close on Speed, Tamiya Euro Truck was anyone’s guess to see who would win. Mitch Fiddling would checkout early on and leave the rest of field to battle. Dan Burks would consolidate 2nd, Chris Chapman would come through the field to a solid 3rd. Jason Lovely would settle for 3rd Just ahead of debutant Michael Burks, Richard Howells would bring home 6th, no repeat podium for Ed Turrell, John Yarnell in 8th and Harvey Greenfield bringing the field home. GT12 offered six minutes of hot action on track. Shane Dye would gap the field with a fast pace gapping the field early , putting laps on the field to take the flag. Paul Vincent would hold 2nd, chris Sleaford having a strong run to 3rd. Steve Dye would be the last of the of the runners with retirements to Lee Ward and Jerry Booth. Ricky Lee would take the 13.5 championship on his debut year from the Xray duo of Chris Lovely 2nd and Nathan Winyard. Jason Lovely would take a dominant win in the 17.5 class, with a 400 points haul. Stewart McLeod would seal his 2nd with strong runs in the last two meetings, and Steve Tindall would hold 3rd with enough rounds to qualify. Mitch Fiddling would take a dominant win in the Tamiya euro truck class, Jason Lovely would be his closest rival all series and take 2nd in the championship. Tom Hardy would bring home 3rd. Russell Woodhouse would bring home the championship win with winning the four rounds he has entered with his zen Racing chassis. Schumacher duo Paul Vincent and Chris Sleaford would bring home 2nd and 3rd in the championship. That rounds out the championship, and the club would like to thank all the sponsors for their support and all the drivers for travelling to the events. The club will continue with a summer series, before preparations for next seasons winter series. Source: Louth Radio Control Car Club [louthrccarclub.co.uk] The post Louth RCCC Schumacher Winter Series Rd6 – Report appeared first on Red RC - RC Car News. |
| Nugroho wins the 2019 Batam Challenge Posted: 18 Mar 2019 04:07 AM PDT The 2019 Batam Challenge was held this past weekend at Banana RC Track in Batam island, Indonesia. Batam island is located about 60 minutes by ferry from Singapore and the race attracted drivers from Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Jakarta, Medan, Banjarmasin, Padang, Pontianak as well as local drivers arrived. The race format consisted of 5 rounds of 10 minutes qualifications with the 3 best to count. After 5 qualification rounds Xray driver Jason Mugroho took the TQ honours and started from the pole position in the main final. With a good start Nugroho could maintain his lead during the 60 minute race and win from Adrian Wicaksono and John Agus. Source: Xray [teamxray.com] The post Nugroho wins the 2019 Batam Challenge appeared first on Red RC - RC Car News. |
| Posted: 18 Mar 2019 04:00 AM PDT More from RC-Carbonstore’s Rebellion-RC brand for the Xray X1 formula chassis is this WTC Mount. This new upgrade allows the user to mount the rear wing in front of the holder, giving the possibility to set the wing much further forward which in turn leads to more front traction while retaining rear stability. The mount also gives you the option to fix the rear wing directly to the chassis, which leads to much more rear grip and better handling due to the reduction in vibrations from the wing transferred to the rear pod. Source: RC-Carbonstore [rc-carbonstore.com] The post Rebellion-RC WTC Mount for X1 appeared first on Red RC - RC Car News. |
| T-Works BD9 DLC coated shock shafts Posted: 18 Mar 2019 03:43 AM PDT A new addition to T-Works’ line of DLC-coated shock shafts, are these versions for the Yokomo BD9 touring car. The shafts are made from high-quality steel and are surface-coated using the a dark-coloured DLC coat, a material traditionally used to finish crankshafts on competition nitro engines. The hard-wearing coat will make for a slick and wear-resistant surface that ensures smooth and durable shock function. Sold as a complete set of 4. Source: T-Works [rc-tworks.com] The post T-Works BD9 DLC coated shock shafts appeared first on Red RC - RC Car News. |
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