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January 11, 2019

Reds Racing sign Juan Carlos Canas

Reds Racing have announced that the top Spanish driver Juan Carlos Canas has joined their team for the 2019 and 2020 racing season. The former EFRA Euro B champion will be using Reds Racing nitro engines in his campaign that will include all major races. Juan Carlos had the following to say about the deal:

I wanted to thank Mario Rossi an his Family for the confidence to represent their Brand, I am delighted with the delivery of power of Reds engines and good fuel mileage. For me it’s a pleasure to join the world’s famous engine guru for RC nitro engines. Looking forward to this weekend at the Spanish Championship.

Source: Reds Racing [reds-racing.com]

January 11, 2019

XP Digital DSV FPV system

Team Associated have introduced the XP Digital DSV Driver’s Seat View FPV system. A simple plug-and-play design allows for easy installation into most hobby-grade RC cars and trucks and a full colour, real-time display headset paired with a full HD camera put users right in the driver’s seat of their favourite RC cars and trucks. It features a HD display, one key auto-search, a real-time display, adjustable head band, adjustable brightness, AV in and it uses an open port in the receiver for power.

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January 11, 2019

LRP X22 Stock Spec & N.B. 6.5T Modified motors

LRP have announced the release of a full line of X22 Stock Spec brushless motors as well as the introduction of the X22 N.B. 6.5T modified motor especially for non-boosted modified classes. All motors use a precision-machined 7075-T6 aluminium can with the Stock Spec motors featuring additional machining for improved cooling and a lower weight. A machined window makes way for the laser-etched winding marking, ensuring easy identification while the aluminium backplate with machined pockets further enhances heat dissipation. The motors are rounded off by heavy duty solder tabs. As for the X22 N.B. 6.5T Modified motor, the power plant was developed especially with non-boosted modified racing in mind, a new class that ensures exceptional top speeds that are still manageable for us mere mortals. The motor builds on the X22 Stock Spec and features a 6.5T modified winding, an optimised rotor and adjustable 0 to 60 degree timing.

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January 11, 2019

Yeah Racing YD2S carbon & alloy rear shock tower

Made for Yokomo’s YD2S RWD drift car is a carbon fibre and aluminium rear shock tower from Yeah Racing. Constructed from high-quality carbon fibre and black anodised aluminium the shock stay offers an incredible amount of upper shock and camber link mounting positions, allowing to create complex setups. The part is a direct fit and available now.

Source: Yeah Racing [yeahracing.com]

January 11, 2019

Yeah Racing M07 carbon fibre bumper plate

Yeah Racing have announced another new carbon fibre option part for the Tamiya M07 in the form of a graphite bumper plate. Machined from high-quality material and coming including blue anodised alloy washers and steel hardware, the part was designed to replace the standard plastic plate for more durable and rigid solution that also adds a luxurious look.

Source: Yeah Racing [yeahracing.com]

January 11, 2019

Nicholas Lee partners with Dash brand

Following his announcement at the end of last year that he was leaving long time electric sponsors Hobbywing and Sunpadow, Nicholas Lee has today announced he is partnering with Arrowmax’s electric brand Dash. Set to not only be a team driver for the brand, the Yokomo factory driver has also revealed that he will be the brand’s team manager, the Singaporean saying:

“There will be a lot of development in the coming years and I am very excited to be a part of this. Look for me at the tracks as there will be a lot of new products coming soon. I want to say thank you to Mr. Lau and Felix Law for this opportunity.”

Source: Arrowmax [arrowmax-rc.com]

January 11, 2019

Xray X1’19 hard 2.5mm graphite chassis

Coming from Xray is a new hard 2.5mm graphite main chassis plate for the X1’19 formula car. Machined from a harder carbon fibre material and being 2.5mm thick the chassis is meant to increase stability while eliminating oversteering, creating a car that is easier to drive in high to very high bite conditions. Due to its torsional rigidity and the narrow front end, the chassis also helps to eliminate the scrub effect during high speed cornering.

Source: Xray [teamxray.com]

January 11, 2019

O.S Speed B2103 Type-R & Type-S engines

O.S. Engines have introduced their new Speed B2103 Type-R and Type-S 3.5cc buggy engines. As for the Type-R engine, the long-stroke 5-plus-3-port power plant was developed for medium to high speed tracks and it features a new crankcase, end cap and 22E carburettor with the DLC-coated crankshaft coming tungsten balanced. The engine utilises a tall cooling head for best possible cooling in high ambient temperatures.

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