Xray now have different thickness front anti-roll bar wires for the NT1 200mm nitro touring car available. They are manufactured from a special spring steel and ideal for small and technical tracks. Laser-engraved thickness markings help with easy identification of the swaybars that come in a 2.2mm, 2.4mm, 2.6mm and 2.8mm variant.
Source: Xray [teamxray.com]
New from Hudy comes this Flexifit flat cap in two different sizes. Available in S-M and L-XL sizes the cap is made from black colour fabric and it sports a 3D embossed Hudy logo at the front and rear.
Source: Hudy [hudy.net]
Xray introduce these countersunk aluminium shims for the use with the ballstuds on the company’s 1/8th off-road vehicles such as the XB9 and XT9. They come as 10-piece set and are made to prevent the ballcup from popping off in crash or during a hard landing.
Source: Xray [teamxray.com]
The 6th and final round of the Jakarta regional buggy championship was held last Sunday at the Boya Racing Track in Tajur, West Java. A total of 40 racers attended the event which featured three rounds of 10 minute qualifying with the 2 best rounds to count and 4 groups of finals with 5 drivers bumping up. Jason Nugroh (Xray) coming from 4th place on the grid got a good start and lead the first 15 minutes of the race when he suffered a flame-out after flipping the car. This handed John Angus (Kyosho) room to breathe and to the win while Jason was able to move his way up again ending in second place. Adrian Wicaksono (Kyosho) completed the podium.
Source: Xray [teamxray.com]
The JQ Asia Tour Event, part of the Ratchaburi Offroad Championship, took place last weekend at the Ratchaburi track in Thailand. Two-time World Champion Atsushi Hara, who was driving a JQ Products buggy at this race, took TQ just in front of Joseph Quagraine. In the 45 minute final Hara opened a 2-lap gap on JQ taking a comfortable win in front of his teammate. Agama driver Witsarut R. completed the podium a lap further back.
Source: JQ Products [jqproducts.com]
Fenix Racing introduce new rear links for the Suzu-ka formula 1 conversion kit. The parts are machined from a hybrid CSC material to make for a more reactive spring feeling compared to the standard carbon fibre material making for improved control over the rear end.
Source: Fenix Racing [fenix-racing.com]
The final round of the Asian Onroad Championship produced by Scotty Ernst took place this past weekend at the historic Yatabe Arena. Yatabe know as the most historic venue in all of RC racing were welcome host to the final round. A total of 161 entries joined in the AOC from 12 different countries around the world and that made for a very international feel to the final round. 4 World Champions were in attendance: Andy Moore, Hayato Matsuzaki, Naoto Matsukura and Meen Vejrak and they all helped make this event exciting. The event saw the running of the standard AOC classes which include Stock Touring, Super Stock Touring, Modified Touring Formula 1 and FWD but including popular local classes in the form of 1/12 Stock, Modified and GT as well as Formula 1 foam.
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After a one month break the second round of the Mibosport Cup 2013/14 was held in Hrotovice last weekend. A total of 128 drivers signed up for the event with 70 drivers attending in the on-road and 58 in the off-road classes. The touring car modified class was quite a balanced affair. Kuba Šimurda (Xray) took TQ with Radek Flek (Yokomo) sitting only 6/10th behind him. Young Polish driver, Michal Orlowski (Team Durango) came in third. All of the three A-finals then had exactly the same scenario, Kuba Šimurda had brilliant starts and was facing the pressure of Radek Flek and Michal Orlowski in every leg. In the end, he was only controlling his rivals behind him and won all three A-finals. Radek Flek scored two second places handing him the overall second place followed by Michal Orlowski.
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