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April 23, 2025

Reflex Racing Alu Tire Gauges | 8.5mm LP 35° Slick

Busy with more new releases, 1:28 and Mini-Z specialists Reflex Racing has introduced a new 8.5mm Low Profile 35 Deg Slick tire as well as a 3 piece Aluminium Tire Gauge Set. The brand new Low Profile slick tires for RCP tracks are made from a very tough and long lasting grippy rubber. They were developed to match the grip envelope of our 30 degree radials. The 35 degree tire matches the grip envelope of their rear radials and Marka 10 and 5 degree rears. If using 15 or harder rears, often racers need 40 or 45 to match better. However, if those are too aggressive, the 35 may be perfect. The new 35 degree tires are lighter in colour, to make them easier to identify. Covering 21.0mm to 25.5mm the set of 3 tire gauges to make your tire measuring experience much easier. To use, select the appropriate gauge by measuring against the tire. Once selected, push the open side of the gauge onto the tire. Once you feel slight resistance and the center of the wheel is aligned with the resistance point, this is the measurement for your tire diameter.

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April 23, 2025

Coelho confirmed for SIGP Onroad Race

Sunpadow Batteries has confirmed that 3-time Touring Car World Champion Bruno Coelho will return for its annual Sunpadow International RC Onroad Grand Prix in China having won the event on its return last year. Taking place in Xiamen from June 18-22, Infinity driver Coelho will chase his third consecutive touring car win at the event which continues to offer one of the biggest prizes in the sport. The race hands out a total prize fund of $25,000 over the categories that include 1:10 Modified Touring Car, 1:10 Stock Touring Car, 1:8 GP onroad, and 1:8 GT. The SIGP Onroad Race, the track also hosting a separate SIGP Offroad event later in the year, takes place at the 2017 1:10 Electric Offroad World Championship ARC Track with both the onroad and offroad tracks built side by side next to Sunpadow’s battery production facility.

Source: Sunpadow [sunpadow.com]

April 23, 2025

Power HD 1:8 Buggy and GT servos

Power HD has released two new HV brushless servos, the S35-V2 and T60-BHV, which are designed for competition spec 1:8 Buggy and 1:8 GT use. The S35-V2 is an extended model of S35 servo and offers ultra-responsive speed and high torque output. The bottom case features a widened heatsink design, improving heat dissipation to handle hot summer condition and ensuring the servo’s operation. The T60-BHV is an extended model of T50-BHV servo and caters to diverse user preferences in 1:8 Truggy setups, maintaining robust torque at high-intensity track. It gets upgraded hardware structure on PCB and brushless motor, which enhances its durability in high-temperature conditions.

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April 23, 2025

MonTech P9X8 LMH 1:12 body

Italian body shell producer Mon-tech Racing continues to push the boundaries in the LMH class for 1:12 Pan Cars with the launch of the new P9X8. This body faithfully replicates the aggressive and futuristic lines of the full-scale car, delivering unmatched quality, stunning detail, and true-to-life design. Having already created the body for 1:10 use, the new smaller P9X8 body is compatible with all 1:12 Pan Car chassis and has been engineered to offer top-level on-track performance without compromising on looks. The kit includes Headlight and grille decals, window masks for painting, and screws for rear wing mounting.

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April 22, 2025

Serpent Medius X25

Serpent has released its latest 1:10 Elerctric Touring Car, the Medius x25. The successor to their X20 ’24, Dominic Greiner, has played a major role in the improvements with the new car which will be offered in a Carbon and Steel version kit. Serpent claim they have enhanced the flex characteristics, optimised the geometry, improved the shock geometry, lowered the centre of gravity, and increased reliability. The new chassis are again symmetric, but Serpent has changed their flex philosophy and developed a different shape that greatly improves the car’s handling. The 1.2mm steel chassis features a PVD coating, which significantly reduces wear due to its exceptional hardness. An optional aluminium chassis is also available. The driveshafts now feature 2 type of joint-crosses to deliver super smooth transmission. The split top deck philosophy has been maintained for the X25, but the range has shifted towards a softer feel. This change has led to improved performance with the new chassis shape. Their split shock tower design has been modified for better integration with the upper arm mounts. As a result, it is now significantly more durable and reliable, while also being lighter. The design still features incremental adjustment options. The Lower Arm design from the X20’24 with various carbon inserts has been retained, but the shock pickup position has been adjusted for improved shock geometry. Another improvement on the X25 are the linkages with the new construction more precise and allowing for easier adjustment of the tweak. The car also gets new 13mm big bore linear shock absorber.

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April 21, 2025

Haberg confirmed for eSIC debut

Two time World Champion Alexander Hagberg is the latest driver to be confirmed for the Electric Singapore International Challenge (eSIC), the factory Xray driver set to make his debut at the third edition of race on July 12-13. A race that continues to establish itself as a key race on the international touring car calendar, 2025 will mark the first factory representation at the event which is the headed up by Singapore’s touring car racer Nicholas Lee together with Chhua Jookiah. Racing at the Marine Parade Radio Control Modellers Club track, the event has attracted official team entries from Mugen Seiki, Infinity, Awesomatix, Yokomo, ARC and Xpress and in 2025 adds both Axon, with Hayato Ishioka, and Xray whose challenge will be led by Hagberg. On the confirmation of his trip to Singapore, the Swede said, ‘Looking forward to racing in Singapore again after a few years! The eSIC has established itself as one of the most competitive Asian TC events. Can’t wait to be a part of it – and to meet both old & new friends as well as Xray customers and team drivers! See you in Singapore in July!’

Source: eSIC [Facebook]

April 21, 2025

Yokomo RS2.0 Optional Servo and Suspension Mounts

Yokomo has released two new option parts for their entry level Rookie Speed 1:10 Electric Touring car in the form of an Aluminium/Graphite servo mount and an Aluminium suspension mount set. The servo mount is a hybrid structure that enhances the steering response of the RS2.0. The stay connecting it to the chassis is made of aluminium, and a lightweight graphite plate is used on the upper side of the chassis to prevent excessive changes in the centre of gravity. The servo itself is firmly fixed to the chassis to increase steering response and improve line tracing accuracy in corners. The aluminium rear suspension mount, which also fits the previous RS1.0. is basically designed to have the same width as the standard one, but the rear rear suspension toe angle can be changed by interchanging the two types of bushings. The kit standard (3 degree) bushing is the centre bushing, and by swapping the orientation of the offset bushing, the toe angle can be selected between 2.5 and 3.5 degrees.

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April 21, 2025

Team EAM batteries for Wahl

Team EAM has announced that 2023 TITC Open Brushless Champion Tim Wahl will use their batteries to power his touring car campaign. The German driver, who is also a multiple ETS podium finisher, will represent the America brand at both European and World Championship level. A driver renowned for his technical input having worked as a mechanic for Marc Rheinard and reigning Pro Stock World Champion Simon Lauter, on the Team EAM announcement he said, “Proud to join Team EAM! In addition to the pure performance of the products, the project itself is super exciting. I am looking forward to working with the team, bringing the brand to the next level. Big thanks to Max and Eric for their trust!”

Source: Team EAM [teameamotorsports.com]