Jared Tebo repeats Mod triple at CRCRC
The 24th annual CRCRC Electric Midwest Championships were held at The R/C Factory in Jeffersonville, Ohio. This would be the first year for event to be held in this new location. The facility was very big providing plenty of heated pits for everyone that attended. The track was very challenging consisting of very high speed sections along with technical jumps. This years event brought in over 380 entries around the country.
The race format consisted of four 5-minute qualifiers on Saturday, taking each drivers 2 best points toward their overall qualifying order. Then Sunday would run triple A-Mains for all classes to decide this years champions. In the 2wd Modified Buggy Class it was Kyosho’s Jared Tebo who would go onto TQ overall with his Team Orion powered Kyosho Ultima RB5-SP2. In A-Main 1 Tebo went on to lead from start to finish to take home the win in the first A-Main. Maifield finished in 2nd, with Cavalieri in 3rd. A-Main 2 saw Tebo once again run a perfect race never making a mistake to take the win and the 2wd Modified Buggy Championship. Maifield finished in 2nd with Cavalieri in 3rd.
2wd Modified Buggy Overall Finishing Order
1. Jared Tebo (TQ) – Kyosho Ultima RB5-SP2
2. Ryan Maifield – Associated
3. Ryan Cavalieri – Associated
4. Chad Due – Associated
5. Dustin Evans – Losi
6. JP Richards – Losi
7. Dan Griffin – Associated
8. Brent Thielke – Associated
9. Brian Handwork – Associated
10.Shaun Dunlap – Kyosho Ultima RB5-SP2
In the 2wd Modified Short Course Class it was Kyosho’s Jared Tebo who took the TQ honors with his Team Orion powered Kysoho Ultima SC-R hooked up with AKA Tires. Tebo then went on to win A-Main 1 by 4 seconds being the only driver to make it by for the extra lap. Maifield would finished 2nd, with Cavalieri in 3rd. In A-Main 2 Tebo and Cavalieri had a great battle the entire main, with Cavalieri edging out Tebo by only .200 for the win. Maifield would finish 3rd. The Championship would come down to the last A-Main. Tebo, Cavalieri and Maifield all had a chance to win the overall. Tebo showed great poise and led the final A-Main from wire to wire to secure the win. This would give Tebo the CRCRC 2wd Modified Short Course Championship and his 2nd title of the weekend. Cavalieri would finish 2nd in the main and overall with Maifield finishing 3rd in the last main and overall.
2wd Modified Short Couse Overall Finishing Order
1. Jared Tebo (TQ) – Kyosho Ultima SC-R
2. Ryan Cavalieri – Associated
3. Ryan Maifield – Associated
4. Dustin Evans – Losi
5. Chad Due – Associated
6. Johnny Logiudice – TQ
7. Joe Pillars – Kyosho Ultima SC-R
8. Cory Crosley – Associated
9. Kyle Munson – Kyosho Ultima SC-R
10.Ralph Krumme – Losi
In the 4wd Modified Buggy Class it was once again Kyosho’s Jared Tebo who would TQ overall with his Team Orion powered Kyosho Lazer ZX5-FS2. Tebo went on to lead every lap of the first A-Main from start to finish to take the win. Cavalieri would finish 2nd with Chad Due finishing 3rd. In A-Main 2 Tebo and Cavalieri would once again battle it out. Cavalieri would go onto win with Dustin Evans finishing 2nd and Tebo in 3rd. The 4wd Championship would come down to the last main between Tebo and Cavalieri. Tebo once again showed why he had the number 1 on his car by leading every lap in A-Main #3 and taking home the win. Maifield went on to finish up in 2nd with Due in 3rd. Tebo took home the CRCRC 4wd Modified Buggy Championship, Cavalieri still would finish 2nd overall and Maifield would edge out Due on the tie break for 3rd overall. By winning the 4wd Modified Buggy Championship, Tebo would go onto repeat as Champion and sweep all 3 Modified Classes he raced 2 years in a row.
4wd Modified Buggy Overall Finishing Order
1. Jared Tebo (TQ) – Kyosho Lazer ZX5-FS2
2. Ryan Cavalieri – Associated
3. Ryan Maifield – Associated
4. Chad Due – Associated
5. Dustin Evans – Losi
6. Dan Griffin – Associated
7. Steven Hartson – Associated
8. Mike Gay – Associated
9. Allen Horne – Associated
10.Brent Thielke – Associated
Source: Kyosho [kyoshoamerica.com]
