September 25, 2025

VP Pro 1:8 Offroad Shock Bladder

VP-Pro has introduce these molded 1:8 Offroad Shock Bladders.  The bladders are molded from high-quality material with the webbed design allowing the bladders to hold their shape in the most extreme conditions.  This provides more consistent handling and helps improve the stability when landing large jumps.  They can enhance the reliability and performance of your 1:8 offroad buggy and
truggy platforms by providing consistent shock response.  Available in three hardness levels to suit for your driving style, track and conditions they are supplied as a pack of 12 bladders, 4 of each of the colour coded hardness options.

Source: VP Pro [vp-racing.com]


September 25, 2025

Tamiya Group C Series – Announcement

It is great to see a number of new grass roots level RC series being created and the latest one involves former Red RC photographer Riccardo Acciari who is involved in the creation of the Tamiya Group C Series in his home country of Italy.  Round 1 of the all new series will be held October 19th on the wonderful Vallelunga RC track, nested inside the famous full scale racetrack.  The debut race will kick off the inaugural five race championship that will span over the whole racing season, with the season finale taking place on June 21st.  Based off the re-issued Tamiya Group C car, the class aims for simplicity and affordability, without losing its competitiveness.  The essential chassis is powered by a handout 17.5 EFRA list motor and shod by handout foam tires custom made by Italian tire manufacturer Enneti.  The Porsche 956, Mercedes C11, Nissan R90C and Mazda 787-B bodies will have to be painted in a realistic livery that actually competed in the Group C era (from 1982 to 1983).  With 32 drivers who have already entered the Championship, the aim is to expand the format to other areas in Italy and create a network with other organisers around Europe.

View Series calendar here


September 25, 2025

Team Cayote 2‑Force X5 Dual Channel Smart Charger

Having had it on display at the recent eBuggy World Championship in Portugal, Team Cayote has officially released its 2-Force X5 dual-channel smart charger.  Designed for professional RC model racing users, it combines high-performance power management technology, exceptional user interaction, and a variety of operational modes.  Weighing only 1.5 kg is features high-gloss coated polymer shell with scratch-resistant surface treatment, providing a glossy and sleek exterior that reflect quality and style.  3.5”IPS screen provides clear visibility even under direct sunlight while a newly designed UI with 4 functional buttons offer intuitive and smooth operation.  Supporting LiPo, LiHV, LiFe, NiMH, and Li-Ion Battery Types, it also features a servo test port & 12V DC output.

View Specs & more images here


September 24, 2025

Boost RC Spring Steel Chassis | 1:10 Formula Body

New Italian start-up Boost RC has announced it is to enter the 1:10 Electric onroad market as an after market parts producer with a Spring Steel Chassis for Touring Car and a brand new body shell for Formula as its launching products.  A project born from passion in RC Racing and solid experience in engineering design, what started with custom 3D printed parts quickly evolved into spring steel chassis and body shell designs that have already gained recognition among competitive drivers.  Their Spring steel chassis will be available for the Axon TC10/3 & TC10/4, the Schumacher Mi9, and the Awesomatix A800R.  The brand-new Formula 1 body shell is now entering production after highly validating tests.  It has already proven its speed on track, securing multiple club race victories with their drivers, and Boost RC claim it ‘is set to surprise anyone who tries it.’  The company’s launch is scheduled for October 2025, when it will officially introduce its two key product lines.

View F1 body teaser image here


September 24, 2025

SuperRad SR-36 1:10 LMH Body

New from US body shell producer SuperRad comes Steve Radecky’s first body designed for the emerging LMH class, the SR-36 1:10 LMH.  Available in .7mm polycarbonate, it features an adjustable wing mount giving the ability to tune for different track conditions.  The clear body is supplied with decal sheet, window masks, and wing hardware included.

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September 24, 2025

SkyRC Type35 PD-Powered 2–4S Lithium Battery Charger

In another new addition to their extensive range of battery chargers, SkyRC has unveiled the new Type35, a compact USB-C PD-powered charger tailored for 2–4S LiPo, LiHV, and LiFe packs.  Weighing just 53 grams, about a quarter the size of a smartphone, the Type35 delivers up to 35W and 2A output through the balance port, eliminating the need for extra adapters.  Designed for portability and simplicity, it’s ideal for FPV pilots and RC enthusiasts who need reliable charging in the field or on the bench.  A tri-color LED provides instant status updates, while smart thermal management ensures safe, efficient performance even under load.  Whether you’re at the track, in the workshop, or off the grid, the Type35 keeps your packs ready fast.

View more images & specs here


September 23, 2025

Team Associated RC10T7 & RC10SC7 Team Kits

Team Associated has released their latest 1:10 Truck and Short Course kits, the RC10T7 & RC10SC7 Team Kits.  Both based on Team Associated’s RC10B7 platform, the Team Kits are the next iteration of the successful truck and short course truck platforms. Design goals were to lower CG, add durability, and incorporate the RC10B7 adjustability and performance. Engineers inside Team Associated’s Area 51 first priority was the design of the new 3-gear laydown transmission to reduce drag and transfer all of the power to the larger tyres.  Both kits shares key components with the RC10B7 and RC10B7D Team Kits, making it easier than ever to run multiple classes at the same time.  The primary suspension update is to lower the CG with shorter 25mm long front and 31mm long rear 13mm big bore shocks.  The new chassis design is a stronger truck version of the RC10B7 buggy design and gets a new truck specific gull wing long arm suspension to improve grip and predictability in all conditions.  On top of that, the kit includes updated zero KPI steering blocks and updated caster blocks, along with the legacy B7 features for tuning the front end feel. The new steel front inner hinge pin brace and updated B7 V2 caster block add to front end durability.  The new RC10T7 offers the same mounting locations along with anti-roll bar hardware as the RC10B7 while pairing nicely with wide mount anti-roll bars that fit the new suspension arms.

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September 23, 2025

Austrian 1:10 Offroad Nationals Rnd 4 – Report

Last weekend MAC-Traiskirchen in the south of Vienna and former host of two 1:10 Electric Offroad European Championships, held the 4th Round of the Austrian National Championships.  Competing at the tricky, high grip astro track, the race attracted an entry with many European Top Guns that included Micha Widmaier, former European Champions like Hupo Hönigl and Peter Pinisch as well as the new 2025 2WD European Champion Martin Bayer.  After the completion of qualification which saw a close battle for the overall TQs, it was the Sworkz of Widmaier that took the top spot ahead of the Xray of Robin Riedmann with that ordered switched for 4WD.  The Team Associated of Lucas Grainer completed the 2WD Top 3 while Austrian veteran Hupo Hönigl claimed P3 in 4WD with his Xray.  In the finals the battle between Widmaier and Riedmann continued, both of them risking all and the spectators witnessing daring overtaking manoeuvres like overjumping each other.  In the end they switched positions in each class so Widmaier took the win in 4WD and Riedmann the 2WD victory.  Grainer completed the 2WD podium with Hönigl claiming the final step in 4WD.  In the Stock classes it was the young gun Adrian Hönigl (son of Hupo) who took the win in 4WD/10,5 Motor and old boy Thomas Rössler in the 2WD/13,5 Motor.

View 2WD Podium here


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