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Pick a Cover! We need your input!
The great thing about having 3 staff members, is that there is never a tie. But the bad things is, there are simply just 3 different opinions on what we like. While we can eventually agree, we figured this was a good time to ad...
Photo Shoot Day – It’s work!
Today was one of our first official photo shoot days for the first issue of the VRC Magazine. I’ve been in this industry for over 13 years, and in the hobby for about 25. Shooting RC cars is one of the hardest things in t...
Mugen Seiki MTC-1 Review – Velocity RC Cars Magazine
The full review of the new Mugen MTC-1 can be found in issue #28 of Velocity RC Cars Magazine. We’re the first to get a full, real track test on the new touring car. Can Mugen break into the highly competitive market on t...
“Stop the SWAY” Said the Axial Wraith
Axial Wraith™ Sway Bar Sets- Is your Wraith™ set-up for high speed rock racing, or G6 style events? Then this is the option part you have been waiting for: the Axial Wraith Sway Bar Kits. Designed for high speed this system...
Novak- Order UP!
We’d like to welcome Novak as a media partner! Now that they are a part of this shindig, it’s time to get some Novak gear in the house. A tightly pack box-o-orange showed up on the office doorstep and we’re ex...
Putting the “Pro’s” in Pro-line
Pro-line Racing has put together several great videos from the RCX show, featuring some of your favorite Pro’s. It’s always exciting to see what they have to say and to get the inside scoop on what they are bolting ...
Trinity Kill Shot 17.5 – Did they buy new calipers?
Is the lawsuit against ROAR over with? Is Trinity finally admitting that their last 17.5 had wire that was larger than ROAR allowed? Who knows what’s going on at the Trinity offices, but they’ve released a new 17.5 spec bru...
Redcat Racing Wendigo Rock Racer RTR – Video Review – Too fast for rocks?
You love scale but you hate scale speed? Me too. Well, sort of. The Redcat Racing Wendigo Rock Racer puts some big power and speed into a solid axle scaler. This means scale speed is pshhhh…gone. But is there such a thing...
