RC Car Action Names the 22™ 3.0 Buggy Car of the Year!

For the second time since its introduction, the folks at RC Car Action have crowned a TLR® 22 buggy, Car of the Year. It’s just one more honor in a string of awards that includes multiple Reedy Race of Champions wins, ROAR National titles and many, many more. Congratulations to the entire Team Losi Racing crew for once again proving Engineering Wins!

TLR Continues to Win Worldwide!

FRANCE:

TLR’s Reno Savoya attended the first round of the RCMBT/ Electric 1/8 French National, held at Montpelier track, well known for the world famous GP of Montpellier. Savoya drove his TLR 8IGHT-E 4.0 to the overall TQ and then used that momentum to take the win in the first two A mains and the overall win.

HOLLAND:

The MIO International Indoor Off-road Cup recently concluded with the fifth and final round of the championship. TLR’s Wesley van Helmond drove his TLR 22 3.0 to three wins and a second place to secure the overall title in the highly competitive 2WD Buggy class.

Blackwell Takes the State!

TLR’s Shawn Blackwell raced the California State Championships at Coyote hobbies indoor raceway in Victorville, CA and not only drove his TLR 22T 2.0 to the overall TQ, but he capitalized on that starting position by taking the win and title for the Mod Truck division!

Ellis Takes Two at the 25^th

Celebrating its milestone, P&T Hobbies and Raceway held their “25^th Anniversary Race” on Saturday February 27^th, sporting 3 rounds of rocket round qualifications and lengthened A Mains to determine who got to stake claim to some coveted titles amongst the 90+ entries that arrived. P&T being where it all started for TLR driver Ben Ellis, there was no way the former local would miss out on such a unique race. Competing in 2wd Mod Buggy (TLR 22 3.0) and PRO 2wd SC (TLR 22SCT 2.0). With the vehicles on point, Ellis was able to grab the overall TQ in both classes, and was able to win the lengthened A mains in both as well, making it a clean sweep for TLR.

Stephansen Wins Out Back!

TLR team driver Derek Stephansen attended the 2016 Outback Shootout at Amain Hobbies Outback Raceway. Stephansen took home two impressive wins with his 22 3.0 buggy. The first win would come in the Modified Buggy division and the second win coming in the highly competitive Expert 17.5 Buggy division. Proof again, that the 22 3.0 can win in any class.

RC Pro Series Round 2

TLR’s Tyler Hooks wanted to make sure he stood on every step of the podium at the second round of the RC Pro Series at 439 Raceway in Belton, Texas. Hooks took the lowest step of the podium by driving his Spektrum controlled 8IGHT-E 4.0 to a third place finish in the Pro E-Buggy class. For the next step up, Hooks drove his Orion powered 8IGHT 4.0 to a hard fought second place finish in the Pro Nitro Buggy class. To complete the final step, Hooks put on a clinic and drove his Orion powered 8IGHT-T 4.0 to the top step of the podium with an impressive win in the Pro Truggy class.

RC Pro Series Round 1

TLR’s Tyler hooks is starting off the season on the right track by driving his Orion powered TLR 8IGHT-T 4.0 to a hard fought first place finish in the Pro Truggy division at the first round of the RC Pro Series held at RCHQ in San Antonio, Texas. Hooks also drove his 8IGHT-E 4.0 to a fourth place finish in the Pro E-Buggy class as well.