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January 20, 2026

SkyRC GD-401A Drift Car Gyro

SkyRC has announced the release of its new GD-401A drift car gyro, designed specifically for rear-wheel-drive (RWD) platforms but fully compatible with touring, rally, and short course vehicles. At its core, the GD-401A features a 32-bit processor working seamlessly with a high-precision gyro sensor to deliver ultra-fast correction and smooth, natural control. The unit offers nine pre-tuned sensitivity curves accessible via a single button, allowing drivers to quickly adapt to different surfaces and driving styles. A standout feature is the intuitive EPA (End Point Adjustment) function, enabling precise servo travel tuning within its 180° range to prevent oversteer or wheel interference. The one-touch reverse setup makes installation frustration-free when control logic flips due to chassis orientation. Housed in a CNC-machined aluminium case for optimal rigidity and heat dissipation, GD-401A combines performance and refinement in an ultra-compact footprint that virtually disappears into the chassis.

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January 19, 2026

Takashima D-13 1.1mm Spring Steel Chassis

Following the successful release of their 1.2mm spring steel touring car chassis, Takashima D-13 continues to push development forward with the introduction of a new 1.1mm spring steel chassis. By utilising 120-degree ultra-low profile M3 countersunk screws, the new 1.1mm chassis uses exactly the same hardware as the 1.2mm version. This smart design choice allows drivers to upgrade without the need to purchase additional screws, keeping costs to a minimum. The main features of the 1.1mm spring steel chassis include Reduced Weight. With the same chassis layout, a 0.1mm reduction in thickness results in a weight saving of approximately 10–15 grams, depending on the platform. Another benefit is increased chassis flex with extensive laboratory testing combined with real-world track testing has showing that the 1.1mm chassis offers increased flex, delivering improved chassis flow and overall handling, especially on lower grip conditions. Another feature is Predictable flex behaviour. Both the 1.1mm and 1.2mm chassis share identical outer dimensions and the same cut-out design for each platform. This ensures a similar flex trend between the two options, allowing drivers to easily predict handling changes when switching thicknesses. With the chassis thickness reduced by a further 0.1mm, the overall centre of gravity is lowered again, contributing to improved on-track performance. These make the 1.1mm spring steel chassis is an excellent choice for medium to low grip tracks and low-power Stock class racing. With this latest development, Takashima D-13 continues to deliver some of the lowest centre of gravity chassis options available worldwide.

Source: Target RC [targetrc.com]

January 19, 2026

T-Works 1:10 Touring Car Bag

New from T-Works comes this new bag intended for 1:10 Touring Car racers. This 2-in-1 hand-and-shoulder bag strikes a perfect balance between utility and portability, and takes the hassle out of travel organisation. Measuring 50cm L X 20cm Wide X 30cm Tall, it features a dual-compartment design. The upper section is tailor-sized for 1:10 touring car offering full protection against scratches and impacts. The lower compartment boasts ample space for all your on-the-go essentials with built-in dividers enabling further subdivision, ensuring neat arrangement, easy access, and maximum space utilisation. Equipped with a detachable shoulder strap, a luggage strap on the back attaches securely to trolley handles, making it ideal for various scenarios.

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January 19, 2026

ProjectRC MRX7 Starter Box Adapter

ProjectRC, a brand of Italian F.V.S.S, has released this new Starter Box Adapter for Hudy and ProjectRC Starter Boxes, specifically designed for the brand-new MRX7 1:8 Onroad kit from Mugen Seiki. The new adapter guarantees a perfect fit and optimal engine starting position, allowing for easier, faster and more reliable starts while protecting the chassis and components. Developed with precision, it is the ideal solution for racers wanting maximum efficiency and convenience when using their starter box with the latest Mugen Seiki platform.

Source: FVSS [fvssshop.it]

January 19, 2026

ARC A11 1:10 Electric Touring Car

Taiwan onroad kit manufacturer ARC has unveiled its latest competitive level 1:10 Electric Touring Car the A11. Having run pre-production examples of the car at the FEMCA Asia Championships just before Christmas at the 2026 World Championship host track Hongyu GDC where team driver Enrico Jung won A1 of the Pro Stock Main, the design of the all-new ARC A11 focuses on a number of main themes. ARC has worked on a simple design that makes setup and maintenance easier, a lower and more concentrated centre of gravity that optimises handling and performance, and lightweight components that maintain the necessary strength. With these key elements in mind, the A11 was born and highlights include an All New Transmission, All New Front Spool and Rear differential, Carbon Lower Arms, X-Low Shock, All New Motor Mount, New 8.0 steering plate, and a New Up-Stop function.

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January 16, 2026

Radtec Mini-Z 7075 Alu Axle | Steel T-plate Holder

Radtec RC, the Kyosho Mini-Z option parts division of Roche Products, has released a new optional Alu Main Axles and a Steel T-plate holder for the MR-03/04. Intended for the Mini-Z LM & MM gear differential, the hard coated 7075 aluminium axles are 150% lighter in weight than kit steel main axle and contributes to increased acceleration and more direct steering. The steel T-plate holder puts more weight under main chassis, increasing corner speed, giving higher mechanical grip, and more direct steering.

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January 16, 2026

Xray X4’26 1.6mm Carbon Upper Decks

New for its latest 1:10 Electric Touring Car, the X4 ’26, Xray has released these 1.6mm front and rear Carbon Upper Decks. Made from premium carbon, they are thinner than the kit standard decks and are intended for use when racing in lower traction conditions. Fitted to the car, this split deck set-up helps improve steering & traction.

Source: Xray [teamxray.com]

January 15, 2026

HPI Racing Nano 1:64 1987 BMW M3 Warsteiner

Having grown up as huge fans of DTM and the World Touring Car Championship, we had to give a shoutout to HPI Racing on the release of its latest Nano Table Top Racer in the legendary BMW Warsteiner livery. The Nano-TTR is a 1:64 scale in-house, custom-built and designed chassis, fully assembled and ready to roll in the smallest of spaces. Offer in a Ford Mustang and BMW variants, they featuring a detailed, fully licensed hard-bodyies. Each kit includes a full-size 2.4GHz control system with all the usual adjustment settings, offering smooth handling and responsiveness. You also get fully working LED lights – headlights, tail lights, reverse lights, and turn signals – all controllable directly from the transmitter. A high-capacity LiPo battery provides an impressive 45 minutes of runtime.

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