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August 25, 2025

CFG Racing Mi9 Spring Steel & Alu Chassis

Swiss based CFG Racing has launched a new chassis line-up for Schumacher’s newly crowned European Champion Mi9 1:10 Electric Touring Car. First of the chassis is 1.2mm Spring Steel option made in Switzerland which brings together Swiss CNC precision and on-track performance delivering more grip, more stability, and more consistency. It also keeps tyre temperatures alive with today’s temperature-sensitive compounds, making warm-up easier and mid-corner grip stronger. CFG Racing say the chassis is best for low to very high grip asphalt and medium to high grip carpet tracks. Also offering a 1.5mm 7075 Aluminium Chassis, this is for racers chasing lower CG and progressive flex. Giving a sharper steering, smoother transitions, and a planted, neutral feel this especially works weak when the car needs to rotate but stay calm mid-corner. On asphalt and carpet this works best on low to medium-high grip.

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August 21, 2025

Excelerate RC Prodigy F1 Pro-Lite Axle / Spool Hub

Excelerate RC has released this Pro-Lite Axle / Spool Hub for their Prodigy ‘F1’ 1:10 Formula Chassis. Reducing rotating mass and increasing efficiency is key to improved performance with F1 Pro-Lite Rear Axle / Hub will accomplish both. Starting with a solid carbon fibre rear axle it is centerless ground to ensure it is 100% concentric and provides a perfect bearing fit. The clamping spool hub is machined from aluminium and matched to the rear axle for a precision fit.

Source: Exceleraterc [exceleraterc.com]

August 20, 2025

Rossing Designs Horizontal Body Mounting System Lite

Texas based Rossing Design has introduced a ‘Lite’ version of their Horizontal Body Mounting System which now weighs in a 2.3 grams with screws compared to the original version at 5.3 grams. HBS is designed to screw in with your wing mounting screws, to mount your body from horizontal body posts, and is an anti-tuck device. This works with bodies like Twister, Wolverine, and Super Mafia bodies. Currently available for Awesomatix, Xray, Schumacher and Team Associated the mounting system is made out of a proprietary plastic that is extremely flexible and durable, which allows this device to be used on many bodies, and is not designed as a single use item.

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August 19, 2025

Atomic MRX Master Spring Steel Chassis & Motor Mount

New from 1:28 specialists RC Atomic for its MRX Master Edition pan car comes this Spring Steel Chassis & Motor Mount set. Having released an Aluminium Chassis & Motor Mount set for the car in June, that chassis weighing in at 12 grams, the steel option weighs in at 31 grams. A category that is enjoying a moment to the spotlight with a number of new car releases including Team Associated, the Spring Steel chassis gives users further tuning options for the Hong Kong manufacturer’s double PNWC 2024 title winning based MRX. Like the Alu set, the mount is included for a lower motor position. The 2025 PNWC, the categories World Championships, will take place in United Stated from November 6-9 at 5280 Raceway in Denver, Colorado.

Source: RC Atomic [rcatomic.com]

August 19, 2025

Xpress Execute XQ11RR Touring Car

Hong Kong manufacturer Xpress has announced the details of its latest iteration of its ‘Execute’ 1:10 Competition Electric Touring Car, the XQ11RR. With the original XQ11 released 2-years ago, with a collaboration with Atsushi Hara seeing the release of a Hara Edition of the car last year, the latest car is the accumulation of the prototype upgrades used by the team at TITC where Yugo Nagashima reached the A-Main. Improving on a solid foundation of the original car, the XQ11RR gets a redesigned chassis plate with a further slim profile to minimise the chassis plate bottoming during cornering and even lower shocks combined with new upper bulkheads!

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August 18, 2025

Iris ONE.2 Touring Car | FWD Kits

In the fourth car design from Andreas Myrberg, Iris Racing has unveiled their ONE.2 Touring Car and FWD kits. Building on everything they learned with their ONE and ONE.1, the Iris ONE.2 represents a focused evolution. The German brand’s latest car gets a new pullrod concept, refined suspension geometry and many detail changes that lower the centre of gravity and overall weight while making setup simpler and more repeatable. The Iris team drivers continued to push the platform at major events worldwide, and their feedback has shaped every update to be found on the new car.

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August 15, 2025

MST RMX 4 S PRO Drift Car Kit

Drift RC specialist Max Speed Technology has revealed their all new RMX 4 S PRO Drift Car Kit which is set for released in September. Their latest kit embodies the next generation of RWD drift cars, built upon today’s mainstream design and enhanced with innovative features. The RMX 4 features three Adjustable Wheelbase Options, 257, 266, & 275mm, for versatile body compatibility. An Innovative Subframe Design enables quick and easy removal of the rear suspension system while a Quick-Release Gearbox Design for simplified maintenance and differential access. New Short Rear Suspension Arms enhance lateral weight transfer for improved stability and control. The S PRO version includes a Gear Differential as standard. The included Anti-Torque 4-Gear Transmission is easily convertible to a standard 3-gear layout for torque-positive setup. Other features include new Steering Arm System with fine Ackermann adjustment and built-in 3° caster angle to reduce steering pump. The car also gets all new ATK V3 Knuckle Set optimised for large steering angles; 0° trail for fast initial response, wide throw for maximum drift angle.

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August 13, 2025

CRC F-Won Diff conversion kit

Following the recent release of their very well received F-Won, CRC has release this Ball Diff conversion kit for the 1:10 Formula car kit. Containing all the items you need to convert the stock solid axle on the F-Won to a ball differential car it is works great for asphalt and lower grip. You will need diff balls in the correct size to match your diff gear. CRC gears use a 2.5mm ball while Kimbrough and others use 1/8″. Also new from CRC bearing adapters to convert the Imperial front bearings to the metric F1 front wheels.

Source: Calandra Racing Concepts [teamcrc.com]