September 4, 2025

Infinity IF14 Speciale Digital Caster Angle Gauge

New from Infinity comes this Digital Caster Angle Gauge intended for the Japanese manufacturers recently released IF14 Speciale 1:10 Electric Touring Car.  It features a dedicated plate that perfectly fits the Speciale’s hub shape, ensuring stable measurements.  Compatible with standard setup gauges for seamless daily adjustments it also features a clear LCD display and USB Type-C charging (cable included) for outstanding usability.  Along side the Gauge, Infinity has also released a 4mm and 5mm turnbuckle wrench.  Its thicker, longer design allows for firm force application and smooth, precise adjustments boosting work efficiency. The tip is heat-treated, robust carbon steel with a plated finish for high durability with suitable for use on the IF14 Speciale or IFB8 1:8 Buggy.

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September 4, 2025

Yokomo MO3.0 1:10 4WD Buggy

Yokomo has announced its latest 4WD Offroad kit offering with the release of the Master Off-Road MO3.0.  Coming 2-years after the release of the MO2.0, the Japanese manufacturer claims the MO3.0 boasts enhanced cornering performance.  With a redesigned front and rear aluminium bulkheads achieving a lower centre of gravity, its split-top cap design improves maintainability.  Simply unscrewing the bulkhead cap provides access to the differential for quick adjustments during races.  The steering bellcrank’s revised routing contributes to the lower centre of gravity and delivers a sharper steering response.  Kits are set to be available later this month.

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September 3, 2025

SkyRC PDC100 100W USB C GaN Charger

Offering a huge range of RC battery chargers, SkyRC has released this new PDC100 100W USB C GaN Charger.  Ultra-compact, the PDC100 is built to keep you powered with 100W of output packed into a sleek form factor.  Whether you’re racing RC, working, or gaming, PDC100 is the one device that keeps it all running as it delivers blazing-fast, efficient performance for SkyRC chargers, laptops, tablets, phones, and even your Switch.  Measuring 63.5 × 62 × 32 mm and weighing approx. 150 grams, the PDC100 features a built-in USB-C extension cable and supports major fast-charging protocols including PD, PPS, and QC.  It also intelligently detects your device and delivers exactly the power it needs and it is engineered with multiple layers of protection to keep your charging safe, stable, and worry-free—no matter the scenario.

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September 3, 2025

JConcepts Retro Orange/Teal T-shirt

Given its first public viewing in Portugal last week at the inaugural IFMAR 1:8 Electric Buggy World Championship, JConcepts has announced the release of their new retro t-shirt design.  Perfect for those wanting to represent on and off the track with the prefect 1990’s twist, the orange and teal make a splash with the JConcepts retro imagery, powerful machine style font and sideview of one of the most iconic RC vehicles of all time.  Another item featured on the shirt, the Silent Speed motor line-up, popular for brushed motor applications completes the dual branding look from yesteryear.  The stealth black shirt, produced in 100% cotton fabric has a comfortable feel and is available in sizes ranging from small to triple extra-large.

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September 3, 2025

RUDDOG TC Body Carrying Bag

In an another bag release from Ruddog comes this Touring Car Body Carrying Bag.  The German brand say the TC Body Carrying Bag is intended to keep your touring car shells protected and organised on the way to the track.  With its generous size of approximately 47 × 40 × 20 cm, it comfortably holds about 6–7 1:10 touring car bodies.  The rigid front and back panels finished with the Ruddog graphics protect your shells from dents and scratches, while the transparent side with zipper lets you quickly see and access the contents. A sturdy carry handles make transport easy from car to pit.

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September 2, 2025

Hall successfully defends both British 1:10 Offroad titles

Team Associated’s Tommy Hall has successfully defended both his 2WD and 4WD BRCA British 1:10 Buggy Championship titles, the latter coming to a thrilling conclusion at the season finale hosted by Robin Hood Raceway over the weekend.  In Saturday’s 2WD action, the title already wrapped up by Hall, it was Schumacher’s Ben Smith who took the TQ and Round 6 win ahead of Hall and Neil Cragg.  His first win of the season, the result helped him to claim the runner-up spot in the championship 1-point ahead of Cragg, the weekend marking the end of the former World Championship illustrious racing career.  In 4WD, Hall needed to TQ and win to retain the championship and the former European Champion rose to the occasion.  Winning A1 & 2 ahead of Smith to claim his third win of 2025, it was this that gave him the tie-break over Smith as they both ended the championship on 150 points – Smith with two wins, Hall with three.  Getting a guard of honour from his fellow A finalists, Cragg would complete the season finale podium and claim 3rd overall as he signed off on racing having achieved the century of National Race wins earlier in the season.

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September 1, 2025

Harper caps off British title with win No.4

Successfully defending his BRCA British Electric Touring Car Championship title, Schumacher’s Elliott Harper has capped off another successful campaign with his 4th win at the season finale.  While Awesomatix’s Olly Jefferies took the win at the 2025 season opener ahead of Harper, since then the former World Championship finalist Harper has dominated the championship making it four wins in a row over the weekend’s fifth round 5 which took place on the Cotswold track.  In qualifying Harper secured the TQ ahead of former Champion Kyle Branson with Peter Eagles, Andy Murray, Stefan Chodzynski, and Chris Grainger completing the Top 6.  In the finals, Harper won the opening two while Branson took A3 to claim second spot on the podium ahead of the Schumacher of Eagles.  In 17.5 Stock, Awesomatix’s Ben Moorey took the TQ & win ahead of Zak Finlay and James Hart.

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