Red RC TITC 2025 coverage presented by Hobbywing

Red RC is excited to announce that we are once again teaming up with electronic manufacturer Hobbywing to bring you coverage of legendary TITC electric touring car race in Thailand.  The 21st edition of the race, it has become one of the most significant Modified Touring Car races in world after the IFMAR ISTC World Championship and always sees manufacturers & drivers bring their A-game as they look to add a TITC title.  2025 looks like being one of the most exciting yet with a number of big story lines.  Sharing the honours of being the race’s most successful champion along with Atsushi Hara, the two World Champions having won it four times each, defending Champion Bruno Coelho will make his Infinity debut at the Infinity RC Addict track with an all new car from the Japanese manufacturer.  Ronald Volker, who came so close to retaking the title last year a decade after his one TITC win back in 2014, returns armed with the very fast new pre-production MTC3 from Mugen Seiki.  Debuting the car with a very competitive outing at the World Championships in November, the German is back in the form of his life and travels to Thailand fresh from a dominant performance over Michal Orlowski at MIBO International in the Czech Republic last weekend.  Orlowski is the other big story of this year’s race as the Polish ace makes his TITC debut.  As one of the best in the business, it will be interesting to watch how the Schumacher driver deals with the race’s unique ever changing track conditions.  Hobbywing has a 16-year relationship with the Thailand International Touring Car Championship, to give it its full title, and goes into the 2025 events as both the defending Modified and Open Brushless Champions.  Our coverage of the four day event will start on February 20th.

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 – Bruno Coelho (Xray)
2025 – ???