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Looks like the RC Pro Products team keeps growing. They have just announced that Daniel Baldissarri from Italy is their latest team member. Daniel is a on-road guy and will be at the Euro Championships in Finland on October 25th!
The folks over at RC Pro Products just keep the products coming! They now have a new Fuel Gun product ready to ship! The guns hold 200ml of fuel with graduated marking so you know how much you used in the pit.
We just got word from the folks at RC Pro Products that they have begun full distribution to Australia! I know we have a lot of readers down there, so this is some good news for you guys! In addition to that, they are now the official distributor of JVD-RC clutches in Australia. They will clutch will [...]
Looks like the new RC Pro Products have received an upgrade to their look. It sounds like customers had made some suggestions about ring sizes and amounts on their tools so they didn’t have to read, just look, and RC Pro listened! You can now tell with a glance what metric driver you are grabbing. Very [...]
Pro Driver, good friend of Big Squid RC, and all around good guy, Tim Mohr just won the Great Lakes Division title for 1/8th scale electric buggy this weekend at the State Line RC Raceways in Fremont Indiana! This is Tim’s 3rd division title in the RC Pro Series! His setup, for those interested, Castle Monster ESC, Castle [...]
Looks like the new RC Pro Products Fuel Bottle is bring released soon. The bottle holds 500ml of fuel, and is soft to make fueling easier and let the bottle have a longer life. The bottle also has a cool looking flame on one side and volume measurements on the other.
Recently we mentioned the RC Pro Products contest they had going on, about guessing their next RC product. Well they got a winner! From RC Pro Products: Well we have a winner!!! FINALLY! Matt “Big Puddin” Sistrunk was persistent and finally guessed a Fuel Bottle pretty much after he named everything in a pit box (26 [...]
The TORC RC Tour returns to Bark River International Raceway August 8th weekend! The Nitro Revo class has been added to the list of classes for ALL the remaining events!! Check the Traxxas TORC site for all the details! Coming up Labor Day weekend at Crandon International is their 40th anniversary event. 40,000 spectators are expected and RC Pro will [...]
I wanted to give our readers a heads up on the new RC Pro Products contest they have going on. Here is the info: RC Pro Products: We are starting a contest which will run until someone guesses what the new product is or until we make the announcement about the new product. The 1st person [...]
Cubby sits down and chats with Carlton Eppes of the The RC Pro Series for a great several part interview. Part 2: Cubby– What’s the biggest problem you see with ROAR? Carlton– I’ve made it a habit during my time with RC Pro to not talk about ROAR. I just wish some of their reps would do the same. [...]
Cubby sits down and chats with Carlton Eppes of the The RC Pro Series for a great several part interview. Part 1: Cubby– For our readers, let’s start off with a little background info Carlton. Where are you from, when did you get into the sport of RC and where did you get your start in rc race [...]
Caster Racing USA and our own driver Tim Mohr won big at the St. Louis RC Pro Series! RC Pro Series Midwest Division Race #1 electric 1/8 scale division. First place and TQ goes to Team Caster Racing driver Tim Mohr running a Caster Fusion Pro, proving once again that Caster Racing products are very capable [...]
Looks like the new RC Pro Products Tool Bag is now shipping. The bag measures 8 1/2 x 5 3/4 when closed, but holds 9 drivers on one side, with room for other tools on the other side.
RC Pro Products would like to welcome Ryan Lutz as our newest Team Driver. Ryan is the 2008 RC Pro International Champion in Pro Buggy & Pro Arena Truck. He will be using our line of products at all his races so please stop by his pit and take a look close up of our products.
Perris Auto Speedway – Friday May 29th Practice opened at 9am and racers slowly started arriving. Traxxas had announced earlier in the week a 2nd day of racing would be added on Friday. A number of the racers either didn’t receive the news or received it late enough to not be able to plan better [...]
