Xceed RC have introduced two new bags, one large and one medium sized, to be used to store your selection of shock or diff oils, or to store other RC equipment as well, like set-up tools or similar. The bags have been made in a strong carbon look nylon material with padding inside, durable zippers and feature the Xceed logo.
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As reported previously the Chinese Youth National Race took place recently at the Feiteng R/C circuit in Guangzhou, China, with more than 300 youth class participants from all over the country. In the 1/10 EP Touring Car U18 (under 18 year-old) Class, HB Racing locked out the podium. In qualifying it was ZhiChao Li from Hangzhou that took the TQ. The final started cleanly but that lasted until the third lap when there was a lot of position changes. The battle for the first place was very intense between Zhichao Li and Wenchang Xie who had climbed all the way up from 7th. At the end Zhichao Li brought home the win driving the HB Pro5, 1 lap ahead of Wenchang Xie in 2nd also driving a Pro5 with Siqi Li in 3rd driving a TCX. In the 1/10th EP Buggy U12 Class, Yibo Zhang was the Champion ahead of HB drivers Chang Yuan and Rui Shen who had a close race and finished 2nd and 3rd respectively.
View the U12 buggy podium here
Continuing the expansion of their line of Axial Yeti option parts STRC release these new CNC machined aluminium rear Lock-outs, internal diff holders and steering post with bellcrank bearings. All parts CNC machined from high quality aluminium for exact fit to your Axial Yeti in light blue anodizing that matches the RTR Yeti body. Also in light blue anodized aluminium are some lightweight bead lock rings for Proline Epic/Split Six/F11 bead lock rims. For the Axial SCX10 there is an aluminium shock tower cross brace and upper shock mount spacer kit which adds more strength and eliminates flex in the shock towers and upper shock mounting. Available in anodized black, gun metal, green and silver.
AKA have expanded their range of closed cell inserts with the introduction of these new black 1/10th Evo inserts. Available for buggy rear, 2wd and 4wd front, the black (Medium) insert is ideal for smooth, high-grip tracks and very warm ambient temperatures (90F/32C+).
Source: AKA [raceaka.com]
The 2015 ROAR 1/10 Electric Off-Road Nationals were held this past weekend at SRS/Hobby-Town USA Raceway in Phoenix, Arizona. It’s very well known around the country that the stock racing scene in Arizona has always been very competitive and this year would prove not to be different. Kyosho would roll into this years ROAR Nationals with 2 of there best stock drivers in hopes of taking home a ROAR National Championship! From Damascus, Oregon Kyosho’s young talent Tanner Day has been making a name for himself up in the North-West. Day who has only been competitively racing for a few years made his way down to Arizona with his Mom & Dad to take his chances against the best stock drivers in the nation. From Orange County, California Kyosho’s Jason Dias has proven to always be a threat in the Stock ranks and would roll into Arizona with high hopes.
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The 3rd round of the Danish nationals was held on the Greve RC Center in Denmark and following 2 days of free practice it was time for qualifying. It was a close battle between Claus Ryeskov and Rasmus Nielsen for the pole position but following some problems for Clause it was Rasmus that took the TQ with Tom Limkilde 2nd and Claus in 3rd. At the start of the final Claus could get by Tom for second place but he could not catch Rasmus who had a better pace and was unchallenged for the win. Bo Morten Larsen completed the top 3 for Xray.
Source: Xray [teamxray.com]
T-Work’s have introduced this line of steering balls suitable for the Hong Nor/OFNA X3 1/8th scale buggy. Sold in a set of 4 they have been machined from lightweight 7075-T6 Hard Coated aluminium and are a direct replacement for the kit part.
Source: T-Works [rc-tworks.com]
Team Associated’s Ryan Cavalieri has dominated the 2015 ROAR 1:10 Electric Off-Road Nationals held at Hobbytown/SRS in Phoenix Arizona. Taking the TQ in all four modified classes, the 4-time IFMAR World Champion was locked in to the zone through Friday and Saturday’s qualifying, taking the top spot in all 4 modified classes. With 12 A Mains scheduled in the four classes, Cavalieri only needed eight of them to sew up the four National Championships and so sweeping both A1 and A2 main events in all insured that Ryan Cavalieri would be crowned champion before any of the other finishing positions were settled. Team Associated would take a fifth title at the weekend with privateer Alan Wright winning Racing Truck 17.5 with his T5M.
Source: Associated [teamassociated.com]
