The MRM track in Lelystad, The Netherlands played host to round five of the Dutch Electric On-road Nationals. In the Touring Stock class it was Rob Janssen who walked away with the day’s win after scoring wins in A1 and A2. With the win Rob also secured himself his second national title in a row. Behind Rob, teammate Richard Arts ended the day on the 2 spot while Fons Stabel completed the top 3 result.
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Serpent have introduced a short wheelbase chassis for the F110 SF2 formula car. It is 2.5mm shorter than the standard chassis for less front overhang which in turn results in a more stable car that has more steering. The chassis plate is machined from high-quality carbon fibre and it is available now.
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Coming from Team Corally is their new range of silicone shock oils and diff syrups. Manufactured and bottled in Europe the pure silicone oils are calibrated to ensure consistency from batch to batch and they come in 60ml bottles as 100cps to 1,000cps shock and 3,000cps to 100.000cps diff fluids.
Team Corally have released a first image of their forthcoming SSX12 1/12th scale pan car kit. Newly developed from the ground up the kit features a class-standard link-type rear suspension but a new, simpler front end compared to other modern-day kits. The vehicle is currently undergoing final tests and it will become available soon. We bring you more information on the kit and a release date as soon as they surface.
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Arrowmax’s recently introduced black/golden limited edition IFMAR Electric On-road World Championship car stand is now also available in a regular version, lacking the official event logo but coming fully Arrowmax-branded. Measuring 165x108x32mm the car stand is of a compact yet sturdy design with its aluminium and carbon fibre construction and its dimensions are perfect for 1/12th scale pan and 1/10th formula cars. It utilises Arrowmax’s signature honeycomb design and comes in a black and gold colour scheme.
Roche have introduced an aluminium chassis and lower motor pod plate for the Rapide P12-2016 1/12th scale kit. Both parts are machined from 2.5mm 7075-T6 aluminium and they come gun metal anodised and with silver chamfered edges for looks. Using the parts lowers the centre of gravity due to adding weight at the lowest possible area of the car while the increased stiffness makes for optimised on-track performance especially in high-bite track conditions.
The final round of this year’s Schumacher BTCC series was held this past weekend in conjunction with the famous KO GP. Saturday saw many drivers turn up to try and get their cars set up well, the weather was overcast but at least it was mainly dry, just the odd shower around during the day. There was heavy rain just as the track was about to close about 5pm. Sunday morning arrived and the drivers were greeted by a slightly damp race track. The weather stayed overcast and cloudy but dry for the rest of the day. As usual the organisers then had the open practice session for an hour and then it was into qualifying mode which was the regular format of round by round qualifying, with two from four rounds to count. This being the last round of the series and also ran in conjunction with the KO GP, the entry was looking very good with 10 heats of drivers booked in.
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Round four of the Danish Electric On-road Nationals was held at the popular Odense track. In the Touring Modified class it was Xray’s Mike Gosvig who took the TQ while the Touring Stock class saw VBC Racing’s Soren Boy Holst coming out fastest in the qualifiers that were held in low grip conditions due to overnight rain. In the opening Modified A-main Mike took an easy win and also the second final saw Mike coming out in front even though he ran on pretty used tyres but taking it easy allowed Gosvig to take the win and with it the overall victory and also the Danish title with one round to spare.
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