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05-01-2009, 06:59 AM
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Latest race news from International RC Speed Challenge (http://www.rc-isc.com/)(ISC):
The INSANE SPEED RUN is BACK!
The International RC Speed Challenge (ISC) event held at the Encino Velodrome was the place to be for raw closed course speed racing. After a day of practice and time trials in conjunction with the Southwest Tour All Star Challenge race, the lights came on for an incredible display of not only brutal horsepower but seemingly superhuman driving skills as well.
Speed enthusiasts from as far away as Florida, Alabama and even Japan piloted their RC cars around the steeply banked concrete oval at speeds of 60, 70, and even 80+mph! The excitement of seeing an RC blur carving through the corners at illegal highway speeds was only topped by the rush felt by the drivers themselves. Through the night, records were set and high speed carnage was suffered, and both to the roar of the crowd.
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The ISC is a global sanctioning body dedicated to promoting speed running and keeping accurate RC world speed records via exacting methods. Visit them at www.rc-isc.com (http://www.rc-isc.com/) for full event reports, more pictures and videos, upcoming speed record events, class rules, and to interact with fellow speed fanatics. This first closed course ISC event marks the rejuvenation of the “Insane Speed Run” which was made famous in the late eighties and early nineties by founder Dan Moynihan and participants such as Cliff Lett, Mike Boylan, and Joel Johnson
The ISC would like to sincerely thank the following people and sponsors who made this history making event possible: Nic Case, Controlled Chaos Hobbies, Grand Motorsports, Schumacher USA, Speed Passion, Xtreme RC Cars, RC Driver, RC Car Action, RC Car, Flight Power, Gyro Hobbies, ROAR, and special thanks to Danny Quinn, Race Director and Joe Myers of The Southwest Tour’s Encino Velodrome for the use of a truly world-class facility.
International RC Speed Challenge
www.rc-isc.com (http://www.rc-isc.com/)
speedrun@rc-isc.com
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Latest race news from International RC Speed Challenge (http://www.rc-isc.com/)(ISC):
The INSANE SPEED RUN is BACK!
The International RC Speed Challenge (ISC) event held at the Encino Velodrome was the place to be for raw closed course speed racing. After a day of practice and time trials in conjunction with the Southwest Tour All Star Challenge race, the lights came on for an incredible display of not only brutal horsepower but seemingly superhuman driving skills as well.
Speed enthusiasts from as far away as Florida, Alabama and even Japan piloted their RC cars around the steeply banked concrete oval at speeds of 60, 70, and even 80+mph! The excitement of seeing an RC blur carving through the corners at illegal highway speeds was only topped by the rush felt by the drivers themselves. Through the night, records were set and high speed carnage was suffered, and both to the roar of the crowd.
http://forums.radiocontrolzone.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=86946&d=1241121553
The ISC is a global sanctioning body dedicated to promoting speed running and keeping accurate RC world speed records via exacting methods. Visit them at www.rc-isc.com (http://www.rc-isc.com/) for full event reports, more pictures and videos, upcoming speed record events, class rules, and to interact with fellow speed fanatics. This first closed course ISC event marks the rejuvenation of the “Insane Speed Run” which was made famous in the late eighties and early nineties by founder Dan Moynihan and participants such as Cliff Lett, Mike Boylan, and Joel Johnson
The ISC would like to sincerely thank the following people and sponsors who made this history making event possible: Nic Case, Controlled Chaos Hobbies, Grand Motorsports, Schumacher USA, Speed Passion, Xtreme RC Cars, RC Driver, RC Car Action, RC Car, Flight Power, Gyro Hobbies, ROAR, and special thanks to Danny Quinn, Race Director and Joe Myers of The Southwest Tour’s Encino Velodrome for the use of a truly world-class facility.
International RC Speed Challenge
www.rc-isc.com (http://www.rc-isc.com/)
speedrun@rc-isc.com
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