August 13, 2026

Team Associated RC10 Factory Team Blue Edition Kit

If on the release of the RC10 Factory Team Kit earlier this year you didn’t find the gold colour to your taste, Team Associated has you covered with the announcement of the RC10 Factory Team Blue Edition Kit.  Offering a full blown ‘factory blue’ version of the 1:10 2WD buggy, the kits includes a new blue anodised chassis, noseplate and motorplate.  On pre-order, the latest kit also includes a new rear shock tower that lowers the shock mounting position by 3.5mm. This update is designed to achieve better clearance and provides a larger tuning window when using big bore shocks.

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August 13, 2026

Revolution Design Aluminium Centering Screws

New from Revolution Design comes these weigh reducing Aluminium Centering Screws intended to upgrade the look of your Team Associated build.  Machined from premium 7075 aluminium and finished in a matching dark AE blue, these screws are a clean, lightweight alternative to standard steel hardware and a perfect visual match across Team Associated vehicles.  Available in 6mm, 8mm, 10mm and 12mm, beyond the weight and styling benefits, the screws feature a 1.5 mm unthreaded section.  This centering section helps guide parts into position, improving alignment and ensuring a more precise fit during assembly.

Source: RDRP [revolution-rc.com]


August 10, 2026

Hall brothers double at British Buggy Nationals Round 5

The fifth round of the British 1:10 Offroad National Championships saw the Hall brothers do the double, Jamie taking the win in Saturday’s 2WD action and Tommy the winner of 4WD on the Sunday.  Hosted by Bury Metro Radio Car Club, the event would see Schumacher’s Ben Smith taking the 2WD TQ with two TQ runs ahead of the Team Associated siblings, Jamie securing P2 ahead of Tommy.  In the finals it was Jamie Hall who took A1 from Smith.  With Smith winning A2, it all came down to A3 in which the Halls took a 1-2 as Smith dropped to P3.  Overall this gave Jamei the win from Smith with Tommy, winner of the previous round in Southport completing the podium.  In 4WD, Tommy would secure the TQ ahead Thomas Phipps with Round 4 winner Josh Holdsworth completing the Top 3.  In the finals, after a P5 in A1 which was won by Phipps from Xray’s Lee Martin, the Top Qualifier & defending National Champion would defend his No.1 starting position to win A2 & 3 to secure his first 4WD win of the season.  He was joined on the podium by Phipps and Holdsworth.  The overall championships will be decided at the season finale later this month as Batley Buggy Club hosts Round 6 on August 29/30th.

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August 7, 2026

VP-Pro XB8’26 Front Bumper

VP-Pro has updated its range of Front Bumpers to include the latest version of the Xray XB8 1:8 Buggy.  Made from high-quality durable material and redesigned to better protect the front and chassis, this new version bumper is a more compact shape to allow direct access to the differential.  A direct replacement fit, the bumper comes packaged as 2-pieces.

Source: VP Pro [vp-racing.com]


August 7, 2026

TZO 1:10 ‘Fast Line’ Aero Performance Wing

California based tyre brand TZO has introduced their ‘Fast Line’ Aero Performance Wing for 1:10 Buggy under its TZO Performance range.  They say the new rear wing is engineered from the ground up to deliver the rear grip, stability, and consistency needed by today’s competitive racers.  It features a 7″ wide aero platform for increased rear stability with the aggressive extended gurney generating more downforce and rear grip.  Its Long Chord Design improves aerodynamic efficiency while reinforced ribbing delivers durability without sacrificing flexibility.  The wing has integrated trim lines for quick tuning to match changing track conditions.

Source: TZO Tires [tzorires.com]


August 5, 2026

Agama N2e 1:8 Electric Buggy

Agama has released its latest 1:8 Electric Buggy contender, the N2e.  On officially unveiling the buggy, Nemo Racing say that after years of development and refinement their lowest COG design concept is enhanced even further with the production of the Agama N2.  The platforms unique suspension creates an incredibly low centre of gravity while their engineering teams years of experience has pushed them to ensure that not only is it fast, but it’s the easiest car to work on in its class.  Lower COG makes the N2 more consistent to drive while being able to hold higher corner speeds than your average 1/8th buggy.  Agama say it is not just in the corners where the N2 excels, through bumps it stays very flat with less tendency to want to flip over and in the air the N2 flies very low and stable as its unique clean aerodynamics have a tremendous effect, working the rear wing to maximum efficiency.  The unique, lay-down shock system on the N2 enables a non-resistant stroke through the full suspension travel of the vehicle.  With little side load going through the shock shaft, you are treated to the benefit of an ultra consistent suspension feel that won’t change during long finals.

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August 4, 2026

JConcepts Cat PB S15LP | Striker Bodies

JConcepts has released its new S15LP and Striker bodies for the Schumacher CAT PB 1:10 4WD Buggy.  By request from IFMAR World Champion Broc Champlin, the JConcepts team made changes to the S15 for high-speed racing creating the LP version.  It has lowered roof height and appropriately adjusted sidepods and surrounding features to balance the look, fit, and finish of the new shell.  In prototype form, Champlin went on to win the 2026 ROAR 1:10 Offroad Carpet Nationals.  The Striker body, inspired by one of the fastest closed-wheel racing vehicles in the world, the LMP, has the standout feature of its wrap-around cab with sunglass style window treatment, just looks Striking in appearance.  The untrimmed Striker for the CAT PB fits nicely around the chassis, through the front shock tower and hugs the chassis like a glove.  Both body shells include the famed carpet | turf | dirt wing in the popular and speedy 6.5” optimised width.

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August 1, 2026

Kobbevik finally becomes European Champion

Schumacher’s Daniel Kobbevik has finally turned years of raw speed into his first major international championship title, the Norwegian today becoming the 2026 EFRA 1:10 4WD Offroad European Champion at the ERT-Steyregg astro track in Austria.  In qualifying, it was the Sworkz of Micha Widmaier who opened with a TQ run but rising to the top in Q2 & 3 it was Kobbevik who would be the Top Qualifier.  Fastest in Q4, 2023 Champion Orlowski made it a 1-2 on the grid for the CAT PB followed by the Xray of Bartosz Zalewski who wrapped up qualifying with the fastest time in Q5.  As the defending Champion, David Ronnefalk’s Xray would start P4 ahead of Widmaier with newly crowned 2WD Champion Marcus Kaerup finding himself P6 on the grid.  In A1, the two Schumachers pulled clear and with 1-minute to go Orlowski got down the inside to go the front.  A lap later however Kobbevik was back in front as he jumped over his team-mate but it still wasn’t decided.  On the final lap the duo touched a number of times but with Kobbevik just running wide on the final run to the line it was enough for Orlowski to get through for an exciting win.  In A2 Kobbevik was able to stay out front from start to finish, Orlowski shadowing him until a mistake in the final minute.  With the decider going to A3, an early error from Orlowski lifted the pressure on Kobbevik.  While a mistake on lap 3 allowed Zalewski to go to the front, it was short lived as the Pole landed on the track piping allowing Kobbevik back to the front to take his first title in style.  Overall Orlowski would claim the runner-up spot with Ronnefalk completing the podium ahead of Zalewski, Widmaier, and Kaerup.

Image: RC Racing TV [rcracingtv.com]


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