B FINAL - 1/10th 2WD Buggy RC Car Racing @ AIRCCC Round 3 of the 2021 Summer Series

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We have a strong field today! With multiple National & Regional Champions stacked up in this Final. This is A-FINAL quality racing elsewhere - so stay tuned this is going to have some action.

A full 10 cars on the grid is going to keep the drivers busy. Field spread will quickly fill out the entire lap, quality drivers are at high risk of going a lap down - lap times are incredibly low in the high 17's.
How would you approach this race? Attack the Kyosho triples in 1 move? Or play it a little more conservatively and go for a double-single combo? This is the high pressure environment that the drivers stress themselves through for 300 seconds. With 16 action points per lap (corners & jumps combined) this has the drivers working every second in a direction change... whether it be the x-axis or y-axis (but hopefully not rotating through z-axis, it's not going to end well)

These are specialised racing chassis, so make sure you talk to your local club and find out what's common, like Yokomo & Team Xray are 2 of the high end platforms; you'll probably not find them at any hobby store - you might need to find a store that supports r/c racing near you.

So let's see how this goes, Radio Controlled Car Racing at it's most exciting - I have no favourite, any one of the skilled drivers can win this this intense form of motorsport. An important thing to know when getting started in r/c car racing is that you want to join a class with a large number of drivers. This way you'll always have someone to measure yourself with around the same skill level. Now - don't start here in 2WD buggy, that's an expensive deep dive - but once you've had a few races in a Vintage class or Tamiya Spec class, then invest in a class with big numbers. It just means your not learning on your own with a car way out in front, and another way behind and no race craft is needed.

If you wish to get started, or want to join AIRCCC here are some links that can get you started.
http://www.airccc.co.nz/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/346570102672490