Chassis – Xray X4’26
Class – 21.5 Super Stock Touring by JACO
ESC – Hobbywing XR10Pro G3X
Motor – Hobbywing V10 G4R 21.5T
Battery – Nosram 5100Mah
Tires – Jaco (Handout)
Radio/Servo – Sanwa M17 / Savox SB-2263MG
Body – Xtreme Twister
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Two of the winners from last year’s Asian Buggy Championships are both set to return at the Philippine Masters later this month with Kyosho’s Ryan Lutz and Infinity’s Kouki Kato bolstering the Manila events already impressive international entry. The biggest edition Philippine Masters yet is the second round of the four round Cayote backed Asian Buggy Championships with last year’s New Zealand round winner Lutz returning to the Circulo Verde Race Track while ABC Indonesia winner Kato will get to experience the famed track for the first time. The 13th running of Asia’s biggest annual 1:8 Offroad race meeting, Lutz said, ‘I am so excited to be returning to the Philippine Masters for a second time. Now knowing what to expect, I can arrive with a set-up that should be very close and with the correct tire compound and tread pattern that I will need to succeed. I can’t wait to compete again with some of the World’s best on one of the most beautiful R/C tracks in the World.’ Ahead of the Japanese driver’s Philippine Masters debut Kato said, ‘I’m excited to race on that amazing track for the first time! I look forward to seeing you all there.’
Source: Asian Buggy Championships [Facebook]
Four-time IFMAR Offroad World Champion Ryan Cavalieri is set to make his first appearance at the famed Philippine Masters which takes place from April 30 -May 4th. The American is the fourth World Champion confirmed for the 13th running of the Manila based event joining David Ongaro, Atsushi Hara and Naoto Matsukura for what is the biggest edition of Asia’s most prominent annual offroad race. Joining Invisible Speed, the car set-up platform created in 2020 by Joseph Quagraine, for 2025 as the brand’s first Pro driver and running Mayako buggies on the announcement he is going to the Philippines for the very first time, the race the second round of the Cayote backed Asian Buggy Championships, Cavalieri said, “Really looking forward to my first trip to race the Philippines Masters. I have always followed the event and have tried several times to come but my race calendar was always busy around the same time with other events. I’m happy to finally make the trip this year.”
Source: Asian Buggy Championships [Facebook]
Chassis – Schumacher Mi9
ESC – Elceram Nitride
Motor – Hobbywing G3 4.5
Battery – Cayote 6300mah
Tires (handout) – Sweep
Radio/Servo – Sanwa M17s / Power HD S15-S
Body – Xtreme Speciale
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Chassis – Xpress XQ 11R
ESC – Hobbywing G3
Motor – Zombie Evo 2
Battery – Fido 6800mah
Tires (handout) – Sweep
Radio/Servo – Sanwa M17 / Power HD GTS-2
Body – Xtreme Speciale
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Chassis – Tamiya TRF 421
ESC – Hobbywing G3
Motor – Hobbywing V10 G3 4.5T
Battery – Nosram 6500mah
Tires (handout) – Sweep
Radio/Servo – Sanwa M17s / Sanwa PGS-LH II Prototype Type R
Body – Xtreme Twister
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