The opening round of the Madrid regional 1/8th Off-road Championship was held at the Mejorada del Campo track in nitro and electric classes last weekend. In the Nitro Buggy class it was Oscar Navarro with the overall TQ from Daniel Pariente in 2nd. Ultimately it was Juanma Guillen (Team Associated) with the win from Alex Valls (Mugen) in 2nd and Daniel Pariente (SWorkz) in 3rd.
The second round of the Cordoba-Jaen Championship was held at the Jaen track in Spain last weekend. Alejandro Perez (Kyosho/Picco/AKA) would bring home the win in the Nitro Buggy class from Juan Carlos Guerro (SWorkz/SWorkz/6Mik) in 2nd. Jose Palma (HB Racing/XTR/6Mik) came in 3rd overall to round out the podium result.
Image: Alejandro Perez
The Finalmente Race was held at the Ongaro Ring in Sacile, Italia last weekend and it marked the re-opening of many tracks around Italia after the Corona virus shutdown. In the Nitro Buggy class it was Team Associated’s World Champion, Davide Ongaro with the overall TQ and also the win in the 30-minute A-main event, leaving behind Giammarco Franzolini (TLR) in 2nd, a lap down, and Alessandro Scaramozzino (Team Associated) in 3rd, another lap behind.
Image: Alessandro Scaramozzino
The Circulo Verde track in Quezon City, Philippines held their Farewell Race this past weekend. Edward Sio grabbed the overall TQ in the Nitro Buggy class and he kept the momentum to also bring home the win in the 45-minute A-main event, leaving behind Nani in 2nd, a lap behind, as Emer Agero came in 3rd overall, another four laps down.
Source: SWorkz [sworkz.com]
Thunder Alley Raceway of Beaumont, California held a club race this past weekend, attracting nearly 75 entries. In Nitro Buggy it was Mugen’s Adam Drake who TQ’ed and won, with Mugen’s Ronda Drake coming in 2nd overall. Bill Barber (Mugen) finished 3rd to round out the top 3 result.
Source: Mugen [mugenracing.com]
The Covid-19 Breakout Race 2020 was hosted by the Goldfeilds Radio Control Model Car Club of Kalgoorlie, Australia this past weekend. The event was held in a single Nitro Buggy class and saw JQRacing’s Aaron Dexter taking the TQ and win, some three laps in front of Team Associated driver, Kyle Francis. Harry Simms (Mugen) came in 3rd, another 22 seconds behind Kyle.
Source: JQRacing [jqracing.com]
As the racing action finally starts to resume in some parts of Europe, it was the NitroBuggy track in Genzone, Italy that hosted the Trofeo Estate race with some of the country’s fastest off-road racers in attendance. In the Nitro Buggy class it was Xray’s Marco Baruffolo with the win from SWorkz driver, Leo Valence in 2nd while HB Racing driver, Gabriel Astorino came in 3rd overall.
Source: Hot Race Tyres [hotracetyres.com]
The Greve RC Center in Denmark held round 2 of the Danish 1/8th Off-road Nationals this past weekend. The schedule for Saturday saw the running of the E-Buggy and Nitro Truggy classes and in E-Buggy it was Pelle Culmsee (SWorkz) with the overall TQ after winning three of the four qualifying rounds. The triple A-mains again saw Pelle leading the way and with wins in all three legs he brought home the win from Mikkel Vesterled (JQRacing) in 2nd and Thomas Hansen (SWorkz) in 3rd. Over in the Nitro Truggy class it was Peter Harder with the TQ and win, leaving behind Steffen Culmsee in 2nd, a lap down as Nikolai Lamberts completed the top 3 podium result.
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