Fukuda & Matsuda win Japanese 200mm titles

Last weekend at the Hokusei circuit saw the 2009 1/10th scale JMRCA National Championships run under changing weather conditions. Rain forced the cancellation of rounds 3, 4, 5 & 6 of qualifying, with round 3 being able to be run on Sunday morning before the finals. In the Open class it was Kyosho driver Takaaki Shimo that took the top qualifying spot ahead of former World Champion Keisuke Fukuda. The first part of the final saw positions remain unchanged at the front with Shimo leading from Fukuda, Terauchi and Furukawa. Later in the race Tadahiko Sahashi, who was recovering from a poor start, worked his way through the field and eventually took 2nd behind Keisuke Fukuda who took the win, with Shimo ending the race back in 3rd. In the Sportsman class, 13 year old Takumi Matsuda, driving a Serpent 733 took the win, just 0.2 seconds from M. Inagaki after 40 minutes of action.

Fukuda & Matsuda win Japanese 200mm titles

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Giuseppe D'angelo wins Italian 200mm Nats Rd3

The 3rd round of the Italian 1/10th scale Nationals took place last weekend in Riccione. In the expert class it was Mugen racer Giuseppe D’angelo that took the pole position and proceeded to win the main final by 2 laps ahead of Francesco Tironi in 2nd with Serpent driver Alessio Mazzeo, a lap further back. In the F1 class it was European Championship top 4 qualifier Biagio Spataro that won from pole ahead of Michele Scaglioni and Alessandro Bracci. The F2 class was won by Marco Zagni in front of Alessandro Pezzotta in 2nd and Simone Broxxa 3rd.

Giuseppe D'angelo wins Italian 200mm Nats Rd3

Giuseppe D'angelo wins Italian 200mm Nats Rd3


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Shasa Lackner wins Swiss 1/8th Rd5

Last weekend saw the 5th round of the Swiss National championship held on the most difficult and demanding track in Switzerland in Oey, Bern. In the expert class it was Motonica racer Shasa Lackner who dominated the event with his Motonica P81, taking TQ by more than 3 seconds from Marco Müller. In the main final Shasa took the lead right from the start and after 45 min took a perfect flag to flag victory by 2 laps from Müller, also setting a new lap record of 15,59sec. The position was enough to give Shepherd driver Muller the Swiss title.

Main final Result
1. Lackner Shasa
2. Müller Marco
3. Kurzbuch Simon
4. Hächler Silvio
5. Martinelli Luca
6. Nydegger Jürg
7. Lüdi Pascal
8. Pesenti Mattia
9. Pethoud Christophe
10.Hächler Andrea

Source: Modellbau Lackner [modellbau-lackner.ch]


Shasa Lackner wins Swiss 1/8th Rd5

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