The 4th round of Swiss 1/10th Buggy Electric Nationals was held at the Kaiju Team astroturf track in Härkingen. In the 4WD class, Nico Schmid took the TQ in front of his Brother Florian and newcomer Kay Frehner. In the finals Florian had the better pace than Nico and won the 1st and the 3rd leg to take the overall win.
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Round 3 of the AOC 2018 season was held in Melbourne, Australia on a temporary carpet track that was being set up at the Gloria Pyke Netball Complex located in the Dandenong suburb of the city. The event was run together with the South Eastern Radio Controlled Car Club and the large 38x20m track with a fun and technical layout got praised from the drivers. The Modifed Touring class wasn’t business as usual for Jan Ratheisky for the triple A-Mains. He had pulled off some of the fastest runs of his Modified Touring career to TQ ahead of a couple of former world champions. At the start of the A1 main, Ratheisky wasn’t going to have it easy. With Alexander Hagberg in tow, the racing stayed pretty close all race long as the two pulled ahead of the field and through back markers, Ratheisky was able to edge out Hagberg by 1 second.
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Coming from Yeah Racing and made for Tamiya’s TA06, M07 and XV01 series of kits is a competition-grade gear differential. The set includes 50T and 52T gears and the respective diff cases with the overall design ensuring good sealing and thus reduced maintenance and service time. Also included in the kit are steel outdrives for low wear and exceptional durability as well as composite internal gears, a composite cross shaft and a diff locker.
The fourth round of this year’s Portuguese Electric On-road National Championship was held at the ARMAIA club this past weekend. In the sole Touring Stock class it was Hugo Miguel with the TQ from Nuno Duraes and Frederic Santos. In the triple A-main events Frederic Santos (Xray) would come out on top in A1 and A2 for the overall win as Nuno Duraes (Mugen) scored 3-2-1 finished for the overall runner-up spot. Hugo Miguel (Serpent) had to settle for 3rd overall, rounding out the podium results.
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The popular Arrowmax Cup returned to the AMA track in Guangzhou, China, last weekend for the opening round of the series. The event was held in Touring Modified, Touring Stock and 21.5T Formula classes and in Touring Mod it was Lo Man Hau with the TQ and win from Fung Chiu Chi 2nd and Siu Bo 3rd. The 13.5T Stock class was TQ’d and won by Ali in front of Jiu Jiu Chan 2nd and Moon in 3rd while the 21.5T Formula class win went to Ho Hai Ben from La Ka Wing and Lo Man in 2nd and 3rd respectively.
ArndtCraft have introduced their new Carbon X-treme front bumper brace for the Mugen MTC-1 touring car. The simple and elegant carbon brace provides protection in front end collisions, from the addition of a support point of contact. Proven to increase durability and body folding under impact it is also designed for minimal weight while maintaining necessary rigidity. The part is CNC machined and designed from 2mm US spec carbon fibre and can be used in conjunction with the factory carbon body post support and utilising factory bumper hardware.
The popular Heemstede track in the Netherlands played host to round 4 of the Dutch Electric On-road Nationals this past weekend. In the Touring Stock class it was John Bruins who set the pace to take the pole position for the A-mains in front of Rob Janssen and Tjitte Miedema. After the A-mains it was again John who held the upper hand with Rob Janssen, who had a difficult A1, managing to stay on the 2 spot in front of Max Hordijk. Florian Joos and Tjitte Miedema would round out the top 5 results.
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Last weekend the third round of the Danish Nitro On-road Championship was held at the technical track of the Greve RC Center. In the premier 1/8th category it was Martin N.O Hansen who set the pace, by scoring a new lap record and claiming the TQ position after winning the four qualifying rounds. Henrik Christensen lined up in 2nd and Morten Nielsen had to settle for the 3rd spot after the qualifiers.
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