The Annual Florida Winter Champs race is always one of the biggest events of the year, with well over 400 entries again. And this year there were racers from Europe, Japan and South America joining the fun. The weather cooperated the whole week, and everyone had a great time. The Florida Club got a little bolder with the track layout this time, including some larger jumps, triples, and a table top jump, and everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves.
Billy
Easton won the tough 2WD Class with his Reedy-powered RC10B3 using an LRP ESC and Pro-Line
tires, as did the other drivers on Team Associated. Billy had to do it the hard way
because he had problems with over-eager beginners in his qualifying heat, and only
qualified in 8th place. But once he got up with the big boys he moved steadily towards the
front, winning one of the mains, and taking a second place in another one.
Mark Pavidis finished a close second to Billy in some really close
racing, with Lloyd Dassonville following in 4th place.
Billy
Easton took another 3rd place trophy in the Modified Truck class, with Jimmy Jacobson
right behind in 4th place. Scott Hughes really had the fastest truck and took over the
lead and pulled out a big lead, but a little too much over-enthusiastic driving cost him
the win, and he had to settle for 5th, with Greg Hodapp taking 7th. All drivers used LRP
ESCs and Pro-Line tires on their RC10T3's.
Josh Knight ran away with the Stock Truck Class with
his RC10T3 in one of the toughest races of the day.
Jared Scott took Top Qualifier honors in
the very competitive 2WD Stock Class with his RC10B3.
For more information about the RC10B3 kit, click here.
For more information about the RC10T3 kit, click
here.
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