Cube Racing have been in contact to tell us about their new blue low friction spur gear series. These 64 pitch gears are available in 86T – 120T, and have been lightened and profiled for better performance making them suitable for 1/10th touring, 1/12th pan car as well as 1/10th buggy.
Source: Cube Racing [cuberacing.net]
We received an extensive report from the final race of the electric off road Nationals that was held by Odense RC Mini Race. The club had created the perfect setting for the end of a season which had been exciting and intense in all classes and last but not least, was also helped by great late summer weather, which is actually quite incredible that there has been no rain for the races this year despite it being a rainy summer. Friday arrival most of the drivers and took part in the free practice which continued until Saturday noon when the first heat of five round of qualification was kicked off.
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Ireland’s 190mm EP Touring Car National Championship made a very welcome return to the large St.Annes track, located on the outskirts of the Irish capital of Dublin, where Stephen Hill took a surprise victory in the sunny conditions from Graham Kenny and Keith Dempsey. In qualifying for the second round of the Garmin/Sqeez backed Irish Touring Car Series it was Round 1 winner Alan Bickerstaff who set the pace. The Team Associated driver was the only one of the 25 strong entry to record 17 laps taking TQ ahead of Hill with brothers Graham and Scott Kenny securing row two on the grid.
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KM Racing have been busy lately creating lots of new products and their latest release are these 1/10th scale setup wheels. Made from 2 parts, blue anodized aluminium hubs and 5mm thick carbon fibre wheels, the parts have been CNC machined for precision finish. Sold in a set of 4, the wheels give a precise and measurable indication of your cars geometry and are great for setting your cars tweak.
Source: KM Racing [km-rc.com]
Team Orion have announced its new line of Vortex Digital Servos, with three different models making it easy to find the servo you need. Thanks to high quality aluminum gears, powerful and precise motors and an aluminum heat sink, these high-end servos are perfect for the most serious of model car enthusiast. If you’re looking for quality and power at a hard-to-beat in price look no further than Vortex Digital.
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Xray have released this super lightweight drive axle for the Xray T2, that has CNC-machined from world-renowned, top-secret Hudy Spring Steel. Strategically machined for toughness and light weight without compromising strength, this part reduces rotating weight by up to 35% over the standard outdrive.
Source: Xray [teamxray.com]
The 8th round of the British 1/10th scale 200mm Nationals were run over the weekend at the Cotswold track under dry and sunny conditions. With many quick drivers in attendance it was Serpent racers Mark Green and Kyle Branson that took the first 2 spots in qualifying, with the latter heading the championship standings entering into this final round. In the final, the top 2 qualifiers shot off into the lead battling it out at the front until Kyle was able to get to the head of the field, where he stayed to take the win from Green in 2nd and Xray driver Robin Hammet 3rd. This win was enough to secure the 14 year old Serpent SDD/Sirio driver the 2008 National title.
Source: 3hobby [3hobby.net]
Following up on their updated professional tool range that we showed you at the start of September, KM Racing have announced the release of their Carbon tool range. Sporting the same tips as their other tools, the handles are new and have been made using a carbon material which makes them very light. The tools are currently available separately in 1.5mm, 2.0mm, 2.5mm and 3.0mm or together as a full set of 4.
Source: KM Racing [km-rc.com]
