Jojo Saracho dominated the 1\/8 Nitro Truggy class for the second time in a month after conclusion of the Saipan Radio Control Racers June race held in the rain last Sunday at its track in As Lito<\/p>\n
Jude Dickinson took first place in the Open-class short course electric race for his third straight win, while Paul Salalila and Kurt Diaz won their respective A and B Main electric short course class races.<\/p>\n
Rodney Catalla\u2019s Team Associated RC8T took the pole in the Truggy qualifier, but finished second in the finals to Saracho\u2019s Mugen MBX6T; Emir Abuan\u2019s Kyosho STRR came in the third place. <\/p>\n
Dickinson\u2019s Traxxas-Slash car was also the top qualifier of the Open class field. Salalila\u2019s Kyosho Ultima SCR finished second place in front of Catalla\u2019s Traxxas Slash.<\/p>\n
Dickinson again won the pole in the Main-A class, but was booted off the podium in the finals by Catalla and third place finisher Leo Gatus; all four racers navigated Traxxas Slash cars.<\/p>\n
Diaz\u2019s Traxxas Slash dominated the Main-B class field, ahead of Abuan\u2019s Team Associated SC10 and Vincent Sablan\u2019s Traxas Slash; Diaz was also deemed top qualifier heading into the final heat. <\/p>\n
There are over 20 active SRCR members, and growing, which regularly take part in practices at the As Lito track every Saturday from 2pm to 6pm. <\/p>\n
SRCR also tries to hold daylong monthly races usually on Sundays from 9am to 5pm in their two racing classes. The novice class was added because of the recent additional turnout. The public is welcome to check out the track to learn more about the hobby.<\/p>\n
For more information, contact Rodney Catalla at 234-5911, 256-7119, or email drrc35@yahoo.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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