Infinity is working on a new 1 / 8th scale racing nitro buggy.In recent days, the legendary Japanese driver Hatsushi Hara carried out a test at the Circuit Park Kiriyanai track in Aomori prefecture during a local competition.
Today Losi is a super brand, part of the Horizon Hobby family, but back in the days Gil Losi Jr. and his father “Pops” started Team Losi selling homemade aftermarket radio control parts and accessories at their local skatepark snack bar, that later turned into a mini hobby shop.
Over the next ten years they purchased the famous “Ranch Pit Shop” and dedicated over three years to develop their first race-dedicated RC vehicle: the now-iconic JRX2. The original JRX2, with its graphite chassis and 5-link suspension, pushed the boundaries of what a competitive RC racer should be and is known today as one of the most innovative cars of all time.
Paying homage to the innovations that have shaped the RC culture, the new Mini-JRX2 combines nostalgia with a touch of present day. This ultra-scaled down version of the vintage buggy is designed as a tribute to the memory of the original JRX2.
The HB Racing D2, developed by Torrance Deguzman, is a unique product made for real competition level racers. The majority of the components are made with CNC parts, carbon fiber and composite material.
Recently Losi released the Mini-B Pro Roller. Featuring TLR 2WD buggy engineering and performance in a 1/16th package, this mini buggy is terrain-tearing and track-ready that offers racers a chance to customize and finish their Mini-B the way they want. The 1/16th scale is stable on the track generating quicker speeds and improved handling.
In the video below the legendary factory drivers Ryan Cavalieri and Dakotah Phend play around with a couple of Losi Mini-B.
Next month Kyosho will released a limited edition of their Inferno MP10 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the platform. Only 300 kits will be made and they will include a bunch of option parts as standard as well as a commemorative chassis plate with the edition number engraved.
A limited commemorative model based on the MP10 TKI2. The main chassis is engraved with a logo commemorating the 30th anniversary.
The legendary Adam Drake posted an “Under the hood” video of his Mugen Seiki MBX8R nitro buggy. It features: OS Speed B21AD2 with TB02/75mm, Futaba T10PX with 404SBS, JConcepts Green Reflex on yellow wheels, Protek 170SBL and 170TBL servos and 2500mah receiver battery.
Here is some big news from Xray: The european brand released the new 1/8 scale racing buggy XB8 22 in both nitro and electric version (XB8E). Ty Tessmann set overall TQ at the last World Championships and finished in a superb 2nd Place position with the XRAY XB8 platform while the XB8E platform displayed its incredible performance advantage by winning the European Championships in the hands of Jean-Pierrick Sartel.