The Winter Caribbean Cup 2008 took place on December 11 to 14, Puerto Rico.
An exciting four days of racing with two days of practice Thrusday and Friday, five rounds of qualifiers on Saturday and all mains on Sunday. There were some attendance from top racers of the
US, including Serpents Paolo Morganti and Mugen Mike Swauger.
Another good event for Serpent America at the Toys for Tots race.
Toys for Tots Race 2008
Every year the Homestead race crew holds the "Toys for Tots" race for the less privileged children. I love being apart of this race to raise as many toys as possible. It is nice to see racers in a different mind frame. Putting the kids first and being a part of an awesome cause.
The attached pictures show DJ’s TQ and Winning Serpent 960 along with Paolo who performed excellent pit during the final.
The 960-08 set-up is posted under set-ups section in racing or in the 903008 page. Try it, its...
Markus Mobers, the Germany based designer of the S120, will be travelling with friends to Florida start 2009, to take part in the biggest rc race in the world.
This weekend we had the 4th round of the Florida State Series.
I arrived on Saturday morning to find the track had been prepared very well. I decided to run both classes and looked forward to hanging with the boys.
I started practice with the 1/8 scale and felt like it was very hard to drive. I started working on the setup, but could not seem to find a balance I was happy with. The car was so nervous to drive I could not turn consistent laps. I decided to take a break and run the sedan for a tank to see what it was doing. I had my standard setup and it felt good. I parked the sedan and...
We have just completed Round 3 of the Florida State Series which was held at the awesome Kissimmee race track in the Orlando Florida area. Paolo and I made our way to the track on Friday afternoon and decided to get some practice. Paolo ran 1/8 and I ran sedan. We shared pit work and tried to get our cars ready for the weekend.
On Saturday I wanted to test the set up I ran and the Nationals, as it was different than I normally use. I ran the first 2 qualifiers and played with some minor adjustments. The car was really good, but not what I am use to. I had to change my driving style a little...
Dear S120 customers,
Since there are a lot of questions about our new 1/12 scale race car, I wanna bring you some useful info to you.
I practiced a lot the last two weeks at the fine Megadrom track here in Geilenkirchen, Germany.
In the past weekend the Danish race Schumacher Cup was run I Århus, Denmark.
As always it was the local club ARCR who arranged the race together with Randers Hobby Import.
This was also to be the first race on Danish soil, where Brushless motors where to be used in the Super Stock division.
At 2nd of November we had our first German National qualifier in the 1/12 scale race season.
The race took place at the beautiful Schermbeck track, which is one of the best indoor race facilities in Europe.
In practice my car was immediately handling fine. The car was a little nervous and sometimes it lifted wheels, due to the mega traction at Schermbeck.
First of all I went to a harder side damping, I changed from 1400 cst to 3000 cst oil. This solved not all issues, the car was very smooth now, but still lifting wheels.
I decided to move the cells as much forward as possible and this...
Team Serpent sweeps Puerto Rico Rd 10
The 10th round was ran last weekend, with a beautiful day and not one drop of rain. Traction was good from start to finish. Juan C. "My Bad" Rodriguez took TQ and won the sedan class.
The A-main was a very close one, at the beginning of the race Juan C.Rodriguez had radio trouble and lost almost 2 minutes in the pit. After coming out of the pits, it was a battle against time in order to reach the front of the pack again. Meanwhile, it was an intense battle between Mugen Team Driver Andy Baez and Serpent Team Driver Geovannie Gonzalez for the first...
The championship went to the very last race seeing 14 year old Kyle Branson win from his Serpent team mate Mark Green, both using 720-08 cars