Alan
Spreier
This shiny 1/12th scale Calandra Carpet Knife runs 4 cells and a 19turn
motor. He kept the setup pretty basic and uses a Novak Cyclone speed
controller, JR servo and Airtronics radio. |
Austin Phillips
Austin races his Team Losi XXX-S in the Beginners Class. |
 Barry
Stockinger
The RC10T4 Factory Team Edition to the left runs in the Stock Truck class.
In addition to the Factory Team parts it has RPM wheels, an RPM gear
cover, RPM bumper (added after pic), P2K2 motor, Airtronics steering servo and LRP 7.1 electronic speed controller.
It is controlled by an Airtronics MX-3 radio. The paint job is
inspired by the Ford XB Interceptor driven by Max in the Mad
Max movie. The Team Losi XXX-4 is powered by an EA Motorsports
19turn motor that is backed by an LRP 7.1 ESC. An Airtronics 357
servo steers the buggy. The buggy has numerous upgrades such as the
heavy duty belt, bearing steering and a sedan front and rear bumper.
Being a proud AE driver, Barry named his Losi buggy "Traitor". |
Bev
Beltz
This XXX-S is driven in the Novice class. It has a Chrysler 300M
body, rubber Take Off 22s, an LRP v6 ESC and Futaba 9404 steering
servo. Bev hails from South Hutchinson who controls the vehicle with
her Airtronics MX-3 radio. |
Bill Hall
Bill is a local from here in Hutchinson. He races his Losi XXXT
in the Beginner's Class. The truck is powered by a Trinity PSKPro
and controlled by a JR Racing radio. |
Bob Seay
Bob drove all the way from Tulsa to run in the Stock Foam class.
The car is a four and a half year old Associated RC10TC3 that is still
running strong. The car is proudly Fukuyama powered. |
Boyd Lee Lemons Jr
Boyd makes the trip from Wichita to race his Mugen Seiki MST 1A in the
Gas Truck class. He uses an Airtronics radio to control the OS CV
powered truck. The patriotic paint scheme was done by Boyd himself and
is seen on all his vehicles.
Not wanting to be limited to one class, Boyd also enjoys racing his Mugen
Seiki Prospec in the 1/8 Gas Buggy and also has an electric buggy for the
1/10 Buggy class.
Boyd finished in 28th place of all 1/8th buggies in the 2003 Repro
Series.
Boyd would like to thank his sponsors; Mugen Seiki, Hardcore Racing and
HP Hobbies. |
 Brad
Stewart
Brad hails from Hutchinson, Kansas and drives the Associated RC10T4
shown here. He wants to thank his sponsors Pier 5, Team Hack
Batteries, Phat Grafix, Stewart Racing, Team Yellow and Hi Performance
Hobbies.
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Brady Phillips
Seven year old Brady races his XXX-S Graphite in the Beginner's Class. |
Brandon Miller
Brandon lives right here in Hutchinson. He races his Team Losi
XXX T in the Beginner's Class. It gets its motion from the P2K2
motor. |
Brian Marteney
Brian makes his way from Pratt to race his Associated RC10T4 in
the Novice Class. He has taken 1st in the Novice B Main and is going
to be challenging the Stock drivers in no time. |
Brian Szopinski
Brian comes from Fort Riley to race in the Stock Truck Class. The
truck is a Team Losi XXX-T Matt Francis and is controlled by a JR XS3 Pro
radio. The receiver is JR, the motor is a Trinity P2K and the speed
controller is an LRP. A HiTec servo turns the front wheels .
Brian painted the truck himself.
Brian has recently returned from a tour of duty in Iraq, make sure you
thank him when you see him at the track. |
Brandon Hunt
Brandon is fifteen years old and races in the Beginner's
Class. His Associated car is controlled by a Hitec radio and Futaba
speed controller and is powered by a Reedy motor. |
Bryan Wiley
Bryan drives up from Wichita to race in the Stock Truck and Stock
1/12th classes. This sharp looking car is a 1/12th scale Team
Associated RC12L3. Bryan uses an Airtronics radio and Tekin speed
controller. |