Red RC TITC coverage presented by Hobbywing

Red RC is excited to announce that we are returning to the TITC in Thailand with our coverage of this legendary touring car race being presented by Hobbywing.  We first attended this Bangkok based race in 2017 and having missed its return after Covid last year, we a delighted to be able to return on this the 20th edition of the race.  On our previous visits to the Infinity Addict Circuit we covered Alexander Hagberg, Akio Sobue and Bruno Coelho attempting to defend their titles.  As the reigning Modified Champion, Coelho will be looking to join a certain Atsushi Hara as the races most winning driver with four victories.  The race that has become one of the most significant Modified Touring Car Races in World after the IFMAR ISTC World Championship and always see manufacturers & drivers bring their A-game as they look to add a TITC title.  A long time sponsor of the race, Hobbywing has a 15-year relationship with the Thailand International Touring Car Championship, to give it its full title, and this year their popular Justock ESC & motor is the handout spec combo that will power the FWD class.  Our coverage from Thailand will start on February 29th through to March 3rd when the next champions enter the TITC’s history books.

TITC Roll of Honour
2003 – Surikarn Chaidajsuriya (Tamiya)
2004 – Surikarn Chaidajsuriya (Tamiya) 
2005 – Atsushi Hara (Hot Bodies)
2006 – Marc Rheinard (Tamiya)
2007 – Andy Moore (Hot Bodies)
2008 – Teemu Leino (Xray)
2009 – Atsushi Hara (Hot Bodies)
2010 – Atsushi Hara (Hot Bodies)
2011 – Andy Moore (Hot Bodies)
2012 – Meen Vejrak (Xray)
2013 – Atsushi Hara (Hot Bodies)
2014 – Ronald Volker (Yokomo)
2015 – Alexander Hagberg (Xray)
2016 – Bruno Coehlo (Xray)
2017 – Bruno Coelho (Xray)
2018 – Akio Sobue (Infinity)
2019 – Alexander Hagberg (Xray)
2020 – Akio Sobue (Infinity)
2021 – Cancelled (Covid)
2022 – Cancelled (Covid)
2023 – Bruno Coelho (Xray)
2024 – ???