Had some nice practice days with my Schumacher R/C Racing Mi10 at my home track. As we have kind of "low grip" most of the time this year, I switched the chassis from steel to "good old carbon" which improved the car a lot!

So for all of you club racers out there: If you are in trouble with a steel chassis on low grip asphalt - just give carbon a go again. I was surprised how good the car felt and how easy it was to push it around the track. Really cool! For sure, steel (or titanium) have their advantages in certain conditions - but do we really race in these conditions that much??? What is your opinion about all the chassis types we have nowadays?

I also used my new Team Cayote electronics with CrestX Evo speedo and Modi 5.0T motor for the first time and the package was so nice to drive. Smooth, good brake feeling, just perfect for my home track layout. ESC Setup to follow in the next days.