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There are few RC racing classes as unique as Stadium Truck racing. Stadium trucks feature more ground clearance and wider stances than their Buggy brethren, yet they also feature a shorter wheelbase than and open wheel configuration when compared to short course trucks. Team Losi Racing introduced the concept of a purpose-built, racing-orientated stadium truck

Team Associated is proud to release the newest edition to our lineup of 1:10 scale 4WD electric touring car kits, the TC7.1 Factory Team. An evolution of its successful predecessor, the TC7 FT, the TC7.1 FT car kit comes packed …

Since I got my first SCX10 a while back, I’ve been waiting for the next version of the Wraith to come out before pulling the trigger on one. The new Wraith Spawn is now available and let’s just say the wait was well worth it. It features all the same great things about the original vehicle, but with a few key improvements and a killer new body.

The Senton 6S is the newest vehicle in the rapidly growing line of high quality RTR’s that bear the Arrma brand. This beast of a truck is a 1/10-scale 4WD electric short course vehicle, however everything under the body shell is 1/8-scale in nature.

The latest VBC Racing Lightning FX F1 kit.  Highly tunable with innovative features for different tracks and driving conditions.  Made with finest materials to ensure performance and reliability. Some features include – Reactive caster system with adjustable caster. Industrial first …

MIP’s 17mm SCTE adapter kit is made out of high quality 7075-T6 aluminum this kit will allow 17mm wheels to be used on your SCTE 1.0, 2.0, & 3.0 and any other variation of the SCTE platform that uses the …

The HB R8 combines first-class components with the freedom to add your favorite racing equipment. Everything about the R8 screams performance, from the aircraft-quality 7075 aluminum alloy chassis to the ultra-lightweight, adjustable two-speed transmission. The end result is a racer …

It's incredible how quickly 2WD buggies are evolving and the directions they are going. When 2WD buggies surged back into the RC scene they were rear motor mounted as they had been for years, but now mid motor has become standard for high bite indoor racing

The TEN-SCTE 3.0 kit refines the championship-winning truck with updated suspension geometry, center driveline adjustability and included option parts.  It now uses 22 platform shocks, center driveline dog-bones to reduce friction, carbon fiber shock towers, hard anodized suspension balls, lightweight …

This Radio Control assembly kit model recreates the NEXT GENERATION NSX supercar. The full-size car is a highly technical and utterly thrilling supercar. With weight-saving construction, a hybrid powertrain that has three electric motors and a mid-mounted twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 …

Without a doubt Tamiya has a huge following in the RC world. They’ve helped introduce this hobby to so many people over the years and if you ask any RCer to rattle off a few names of popular Tamiya kits or a list of Tamiya kits they would like to have, the Bruiser or Mountaineer would most likely be on the list.

Developing a new car brand is not an easy thing to do nowadays, but one company seems to be having an easy time gaining respect in the racing community and that company is SWorkz. SWorkz has been around for several years with quality products and designs and they have signed World Champion driver, Atsushi Hara to wheel their extensive line of race vehicles.

When we got the 1/10-scale Axial Yeti in the office, everyone associated with the magazine wanted to review it. While I really wanted to give it a go, I had heard that something ‘big’ was on the horizon, so I decided to withdraw my request and see what Axial was up to.

For a limited time Team Associated is proud to offer the 1:10 scale APEX Touring car in kit form to those in North America. The APEX Touring kit is the perfect platform for school projects or customers on a budget who …

For years now, Stadium Trucks have taken a back seat to the monstrous short course fad. While basically the same platform, many prefer the closed body type of the short course truck and the ability to rub fenders on the track without the fear of tangling tires. That is slowly changing, however, with the Stadium Truck class becoming more prominent at both the local and National level.