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Arrowmax Cup Singapore Series Rd2 – Report Posted: 16 Oct 2017 08:13 AM PDT The second round of the Arrowmax Cup Singapore Series was held this past weekend. In the Modified class, which concurrently served as the second round of the Singapore National Series, Dominic Quek (Xray) battled it out with Nicholas Lee (Yokomo). Taking TQ after the four rounds of qualifying, Nicholas had the edge going into the triple finals. A1 went Nicholas’ way with a strong run despite early pressure from Dominic. In A2, quick reaction at the start saw Dominic steal an early lead. Nicholas came back strong and the pair tangled a couple of times, allowing Eugene Goh through into the lead. Dominic however took an exciting win with a great overtaking move on the last lap. In A3, an early move on pole sitter, Nicholas, saw Dominic takeover the lead after half a lap. Dominic held on to the lead throughout the remaining minutes to take a fantastic overall win. Nicholas Lee came in 2nd from Eugene Goh (Yokomo) 3rd. In the Touring Car Pro-Stock 13.5T Blinky class, Daryl Thong (Xray) took the TQ despite the lack of pre-race practice due to his National Service commitments. Starting on pole, Daryl took the win in A1 and was looking good for the overall win. In A2 however, an incident at the start resulted in a DNF for Daryl, which gave Ng Wei Jian (Yokomo) the win. This set the stage for an A3 showdown. Daryl’s racing pedigree showed as he put on a measured drive to win A3 by a margin of more than two seconds, and with that the overall win for the day. Touring Car Pro-Stock final results: In the Formula class Joe Hwee came out on top in Q1, while Patrick came back with wins in Q2 and Q3. The highly anticipated battle in Q4 however failed to materialize as both Patrick and Joe registered DNFs due to tyre issues, leaving Andy Tan to take the win for the round. That however meant that Patrick took the overall TQ. In A1, Patrick put in a strong run to fend off Joe to win by some 1.9s. In A2, Joe stormed back to win by a big margin. In A3, Patrick started strong, but Joe spun out when the tone sounded dropping him to mid-pack. While Joe battled hard to come back, he was unable to overtake 2nd placed Roy Chong, leaving Patrick to take the overall win. Formula overall results: Source: Xray [teamxray.com] |
Xray T4 aluminium ball bearing hubs Posted: 16 Oct 2017 06:29 AM PDT Xray have announced aluminium ball bearing hubs for the T4 series of touring cars. Machined from 7075-T6 aluminium and coming orange anodised the bearing cams are a direct replacement for the standard composite parts. Due to being made of metal, they offer improved precision and free-up the drivetrain for less friction losses which is especially helpful in stock racing classes. The cams come in sets of two. Source: Xray [teamxray.com] |
Xray XB4 2018 1/10th 4WD electric buggy kit Posted: 16 Oct 2017 06:07 AM PDT Xray have introduced the 2018 edition of their 2016/17 EOS winning XB4 1/10th 4WD buggy kit. The car, that also is reigning IFMAR World Champion, EFRA European as well as US Champion, received some subtle updates to better cope with the rigours of today’s ultra-competitive Modified racing. First up is a redesigned chassis that accommodates a new, lower motor mount to lower the overall centre of gravity. The corresponding centre bulkhead lowers the position of the centre drivetrain for higher corner speeds especially on high-bite surfaces while the updated side guards add to the all-new low CG setup. In the suspension compartment, improved lower bushings for the shock absorbers allow for smoother and more precise shock shaft movement. The 2018 kit is rounded out by updated front and rear differential crown gears whose greater precision leads to quieter operation and increased reliability. View the full presentation of the XB4 2018 here. Source: Xray [teamxray.com] |
Darren Bloomfield wins at UK Dirt Masters Posted: 16 Oct 2017 04:35 AM PDT The 10th running of the UK Dirt Masters was held at the Clanfield RC track recently. The drivers were treated to wonderful weather and the famous 3D track layout made for a lot of fun for everyone. In Nitro Buggy Agama’s Darren Bloomfield would take a convincing win, a lap up on 2nd placed Jack Embling (SWorkz). Kevin Brunsden (SWorkz) rounded out the podium in 3rd. Source: Nemo Racing [nemoracing.com] |
Joseph Quagraine wins JQ The Race 2017 Posted: 16 Oct 2017 04:14 AM PDT The Banana RC Track of Batam, Riau Islands played host to the JQ The Race event his past weekend. A total of 24 drivers from Finland, Singapore, Jakarta, Bandung, Kendari, Medan as well local drivers attended the race that was held in mixed weather conditions. The weather was nice and hot in the morning but unfortunately after two qualifying rounds, a rain storm stopped the qualifying. Due to the heavy rain, that stayed for about three hours, the race director decided to take the best qualifier to determine the starting grid. JQRacing’s Joseph Quagraine took the TQ honours and he also came out on top after the 45-minute main final, taking the win from Stanley Wangsanegara 2nd and Jason Nugroho 3rd. Final results: Thanks to Michael Nugroho for the report. |
Yusuke Sugiura takes JMRCA 1/8th Nitro Buggy title Posted: 16 Oct 2017 03:33 AM PDT The RC Land 23 track played host to the all-Japan 1/8th Nitro Buggy Championships this past weekend. In the Expert class Yusuke Sugiura and veteran racer, Atsushi Hara battled for the overall TQ with Yusuke ultimately holding the upper hand as Hara had to settle for 2nd after the qualifiers. Kenji Tsuruta would come in 3rd and as the organisers had to cancel the finals due to rain, the qualifying results would also determine the overall standings, handing Yusuke the 2017 championship title. Image: Kenji Tsuruta |
Rusti Design B6 series rear shock tower spacer Posted: 16 Oct 2017 03:12 AM PDT French brand Rusti Design has released a new shock tower spacer for the Team Associated B6 series of 2WD buggies. The 3-D-printed part allows to mount the rear shock tower in a more rearward position, such as found of the AE B5M buggy. The updated shock tower and rear wing position will improve the buggy’s balance and traction on lower grip surfaces, which was proved by Antoine Rosetti’s 3rd place at last weekend’s French Cup, and the conversion requires four M3x40mm button or socket head as well as two M3x25mm button head screws for completion. The spacer is usable on both the B6 and B6D buggy.
Source: Rusti Design [rustidesign.fr] |
Capricorn flat & curved bill hats Posted: 16 Oct 2017 02:48 AM PDT Coming from Capricorn are new flat and curved bill hats. First up is the red colour flat bill cap that offers a snapback feature to adjust the hat to different sizes while sporting a white, embroidered Capricorn logo on the front portion. The black colour, round bill had however is size adjustable using a hook and loop strap and it sports a grey Capricorn graphic. Both hats are available now. Source: Capricorn [capricornrc.com] |
Tekno RC release EB410 option parts Posted: 16 Oct 2017 02:10 AM PDT Available now from Tekno RC is a range of optional parts for the EB410 1/10th 4WD electric buggy. Made to replace the standard parts are items such as carbon fibre front and rear shock towers, including a -2mm rear variant, a carbon centre diff top plate and fan mount, carbon fibre battery strap, titanium-nitride coated shock shafts, a full range of shock springs as well as a complete front sway bar set, rear sway bars and also several wheel hexes made of composite plastic or aluminium. Source: Tekno [teknorc.com] |
VP-Pro aluminium 1/8th off-road wing buttons Posted: 16 Oct 2017 01:40 AM PDT VP-Pro have introduced a set of aluminium wing buttons for 1/8th off-road vehicles. They come machined from aluminium, sport a black anodised surface for looks and wear and additional machining creates a silver teardrop design to lower the button’s weight and add visual impact. The wing washers come in sets of two and they are usable for most screw-type wing mounts. Source: VP-Pro [vp-racing.com] |
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