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]

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Kyle Branson wins BRCA 200mm Title

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]

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KM Racing Carbon tool range

Yeah Racing New Damper Set for Axial AX10 is coming soon!

The Yeah Racing Damper Set for Axial AX10 (#DP-2005) comes with 3 optional spring sets for further adjustment to satisfy the AX10 owners. If any of the AX10 driver would like to improve the crawling performance, this damper sets is definitely a good choice!!
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Yeah Racing New Damper Set for Axial AX10 (#DP-2005)

Our partners Neo Buggy are reporting that after a long hard week in Charlotte, North Carolina, that Atsushi Hara has been victorious and claimed his 2nd World title. Racing the all new Hot Bodies D8, the Japanese driver, who is more famous for his touring car racing, upset the expected US domination by moving to the front pack from halfway distance in the hour long and then slowly picking off the competition one by one to take the lead. Despite some hard battles with Mike Truhe, the American couldn’t regain the lead and Hara would win by just over a second, with Losi driver Truhe in 2nd and European Champion Renaud Savoya from France taking 3rd, some 15 seconds further back.

Source: Neo Buggy [neobuggy.net]

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Atsushi Hara is Buggy World Champion