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@jerryboics9550 3 года назад

Don't listen to Ryan.. ALWAYS go for glory with a pass over the top on the triple

@vaamorais 3 года назад

Did I see a snake sneaking behind the desk? min13:15 As for the travel workshops, landscape photographers do it all the time. I see it more of the opportunity to travel to a location or track and experience a day track or several days tracks with a host that knows the hobby. Great video and very useful masterclass. Greetings from UK

@mew1216 3 года назад

A traveling driving clinic / work shop is a great idea.

@AverageIowaGuyLiveStreams 3 года назад

This dude is not a beginner driver by any stretch of the imagination. I am a beginner driver and that guy would absolutely SCHOOL me. Thanks for the vid!

@sc10rs 3 года назад

OMG!!!! My home track!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

@hooversancho 3 года назад

Trav did ya race this after pine hills?🤣

@sc10rs 3 года назад

@@hooversancho Unfortunately not mate!! I was stuffed!!!! 🤣🤙

@David-Benjamin 3 года назад

Got to come and give it a run, especially before the QLD titles. Thanks for the SC6 man ;)

@sc10rs 3 года назад

@@David-Benjamin Definitely mate!!! No probs!! The sc6 is an awesome rig!!! 😊👍

@hooversancho 3 года назад

So Chargers RC is my home track and I'm one of the consistent A Main 2wd and 4wd stock drivers. The 1st double after the loop that goes into the bowl right handed, best thing to do there is power to the jump then let off as you get to it and whole jump comes together smoothly with the right handed. With the triple I'm one to do the triple all race in both classes but 2wd stock you need quite a run up to make it so between double single and triple it comes down to how the cars set up and your ability to piece it all together 🤙And of course this video is the only race meet I didn't do due to racing R2 of 1/8 state championships the day before 😭 When you get a chance Ryan come down to Australia 🤘 Chargers RC is located in Carole Park, Brisbane and it's open 24/7 and is free to use for 1/10 cars as it's owned by the council. Cheers Jordan 😉

@RyanHarrisRC 3 года назад

Thanks for the insight! Track looks mint 👌

@hooversancho 3 года назад

@@RyanHarrisRC Man it's Buttery when you get all the sectors together 🤘 I think as a beginner it was the most rewarding track to run at as you could see your improvement happen lap after lap 😁 When covid is done come down man and we'd be more than happy to show you around 😉

@fencer39 3 года назад

Whats the surface ?

@alanstons8072 3 года назад

Sic surface. They do a lot of bmx tracks around the world

@soma_rc 3 года назад

This way of commenting is much better, mainly because you have full control of time. Thanks a lot for the tips!

@robertmckendry8670 3 года назад

This is a great idea. Taking peoples videos and analysing them, providing feed back and identifying things that could help is a great way of coaching people as well as show people how and what to look for in their own driving

@chrissturdycs1322 3 года назад

Ill be at that track next week, ill get a video of how I tackle that track 😉

@mechadroit 3 года назад

You should do more of these where you analyze people's race videos. I'd pay for that kind of help.

@1111bigmike Год назад

Love the idea, and love the analytical aspect of the video. Definitely helped me recognize a number of mistakes I need to correct. Thank you for being so awesome to us beginners.

@dustingallas2009 3 года назад

You feel like an old friend, thank you Ryan

@drumondo 9 месяцев назад

That's my local track! Didn't expect to see that.

@MapleNachiman 6 дней назад

Old video but as a new racer this was super educational! thanks so much!

@RyanHarrisRC 3 года назад

In today's video we learn that there is actually 6 feet in 3 meters #quickmath 🤣

@evanroethrc7386 3 года назад

Lol

@nibs6933 3 года назад

As a 6 foot guy this new information has made my life a lot harder since I can no longer fit through European door frames. This is especially inconvenient since I am a European.

@ambientcotton7066 3 года назад

I had to second think that when you said it. Lol. Thanks for what you provide to the RC race community!!😎🤘🏼

@evanroethrc7386 3 года назад

Uhh 6 feet is just under 2 meters lol

@HL-OOI 3 года назад

Lol we use imperial and metric on different things..

@robertgrove1271 3 года назад

hey man these are suppose to be secrets for the fast guys... nah I'm just kidding, I would not be near as fast as I am without all of your amazing videos. thanks for having such a great perspective for all off us to share. would love to race with ya some time if your ever up I the northwest. In Montana here just have a backyard track but we try and keep up on it and its so much fun. just need the snow to melt already.

@triggerhappydad65 3 года назад

Even after 20 years of off and on rc racing (while begging and hoping for these sort of clinic style training videos), you and Ray Munday(spell?) are FINALLY doing it!!! Ray's videos have been very helpful and especially heavy on the physics of racing, which is great and essential, but this style of analyzing driver technique is priceless. My wife and I actually work at my local track (World Of RC/Thunder Ally, in Lucama N.C.😉), and I can't wait practice these driveline tips tomorrow. I've just completed my Tekno EB48 2.0 build, and she's about to get dirty! Thanks for being such a huge asset to rc racing, Ryan, you're the best!

@lorrylemming 3 года назад

For me this has been possibly your most interesting video to date. Most I have on whilst wrenching or doing house chores but for this I was glued to the screen trying to take in everything. Really informative!

@donaldtimmons7675 Год назад

Super Amazing, love your content. Thank you for all do for the RC community!

@jitsemiedema7423 3 года назад

When I started RC I had one experienced buddy that helped me out, on track and in the pit. To this day (even after I have done in RC) I'm still very very grateful. So yes. Thank you for being a person like you are, helpful.

@djexit66 3 года назад

Awesome Ryan, Chargers my home track and club! I am sure a lot of the members will get great value (and faster lap times) from your video! Thanks mate!

@tilkka_ 2 года назад

Just wanted to stop and Thank you! There has been so much that I have learned thrue your videos. When ever I will actually get a race lvl RC, I will for sure return to highlight of these gems.

@stevembn3365 3 года назад

Thanks for the review Ryan! And the great comments on our track! The surface we have has been a revalation to our racing, the traction and durability is amazing! #sicsurface

@jamesbooth5522 3 года назад

Your idea to have a travelling workshop is great 👍 , would be like coaching for RC . Your videos are amazing and really informative and it would be even better for people to be able to get that information face to face . Your passion for the hobby is contagious , great work Ryan , please keep it going . If I lived in the states I’d definitely attend one of your workshops .

@iancoxey2295 3 года назад

Any plans to include some more 1/8th scale stuff in the future?

@RyanHarrisRC 3 года назад

UPS may have dropped something off in the shape of a 1/8 kit today 🤷‍♀️

@andrewsumner5388 3 года назад

Hey no bs Ryan I have been watching your channel for a little while now and I gotta tell you after 30yrs you have single handily re sparked my interest in R/C. I have since started with mini t’s and progressed up to full blown short course kit truck. Keep up the great work I really enjoy your channel thanks. 🤙🏽

@tonyvtc3 Год назад

Consistency & holding your line is key 🔑 & making sure that every lap times are the close as possible to the same. I’m an oval race on road and dabbled in dirt a. In my oval Days with a pan car my lap times example were 4.0 4.0 3.9 4.0 4.1 4.0 etc etc. average 38 to 40 mph

@jasonkessinger8062 3 года назад

I really like the way you laid out the patreon stuff! I have learned a ton from you and your channel. thank you for sharing.

@EdRochon 3 года назад

I've been waiting for someone to do this forever. Thanks so much for making a video like this.

@markbradbury7959 3 года назад

Rc needs pushing, it's a dying sport, hobby, call it what you will. Rc cars fascinated me and as a result I became an engineer. Ryan thank you along with all the other rc celebs! Let's keep this hobby alive!!!

@PopalongRC 3 года назад

we are trying to bring life back into our local community and hope after lockdown that we can bring RC back from the dead ... ahaha a

@mgers75 3 года назад

They technique the pros have mastered on landing jumps is a lot like what you see BMX racer do when they pump their body on the landing to get the bike to spring forward....only RC racers aren't in the car to manipulate it and have to get it done with the transmitter, but they are amazing and make it work.

@brei.z 2 года назад

So random, Started watching Ryan's videos recently and never expected him to be watching footage from a track near me in Australia :P Been meaning to go to this one but only just got a suitable car recently

@carbidetipped4895 3 года назад

I think, one of the things we are seeing is; the drivers are all attempting to hit the jumps straight on. This makes sense when; going the straight line through the chicane results in hitting the table eschew. Since the landing is a prevailing left, we'd flick our wheels to the right, in the air, to make sure the vehicle doesn't flip going into the left hand corner. These guys are really good straight forward drivers. And keeping the chassis level while jumping angles is a very challenging skill. I can understand this is all going.

@thomasschaut7591 3 года назад

Thanks for the information! My son and I watch your videos all the time. We are just starting to race our RC’s. We went to help at our local racetrack last week and hoping to get a race under us by this Sunday. You have been such a fantastic source of information and I would be remiss if I did not thank you for it. We look forward to seeing more videos.

@MX-CO 3 месяца назад

Kinda like a motocross school. But for set up and technical skills class for RC. I like it. Im new and clueless with set up

@MonsterXRC 2 года назад

Thank you for this incredible video and your honesty at the end. 😊👍🏼

@andreklink9160 3 года назад

Thanks for this type of videos. Part 1 was good, but this one was much better. Nice to watch and almost everybody can learn something.

@DiscGolfAU 3 года назад

Great idea to travel around and help others. Loved the rundown on this race. It would be great to see you down under when travel is allowed.

@surfninja3402 3 года назад

Hey Ryan love all your videos. Awesome learning for a beginner. I'm in Miramichi New Brunswick Canada

@danmohan1981 2 года назад

love this type of video. As a new driver (not even raced yet), hearing this analysis is going to help a lot!

@skyworx524 3 года назад

One of my Local Tracks Chargers RC

@WonkyWillowWorkshop 3 года назад

Havn't raced these cars in ages but that was certainly some worthwhile tips there, well put together.

@dabsrc9960 3 года назад

hey ryan Im racer down in Socal. i run 1/8th scale nitro truck buggy and ebuggy. i just wanted to say thank you for all the set up tips and racing line choice and just in general great info. i have been using all of your cleaning and set up stuff and incorporating it into my program and i definitely have improved my racing line and vehicle maintenance and setup. thank you.

@rbc626 3 года назад

Thanks Ryan. Very helpful insights! More videos like this please.

@jobe0505 3 года назад

I vote that tlr flies you to Australia for two months, spend a weekend at each of the big clubs. I'm sure a few people from each club will show you around australia during the weeks between races. Do signings and hangout at some hobby shops. How many will be converted to tlr. AE and xray are big here. Tlr needs a boost in australia. Are you listening, mr horrizon hobby's? Love the vids and music Mr styles. Its all going on my spotify.

@weaponofchoice8942 3 года назад

I will help support this mission. I am older, retired and recently got into RC racing at the 1/8th scale level. I have raced cars and motorcycles most of my life. With that in mind, I need to learn fast and not waste a lot of time (gaining experience). I have suggested to a couple of pro/UT guys that a racing/driving school ( like I taught /attended with full scale ) seems to be missing in this motorsports arena. I am in Texas so seeing you may be difficult but I love your filming style, professionalism, talent and passion. I will be signing up to help and hopefully discuss how I can help further in the future. Thanks, cliff

@XxHELLBOUND69xX 3 года назад

I also love the idea of a traveling workshop. Especially for me who is super new to rc and I struggle with, to be honest, just about all aspects of driving fast. I’m well aware that it’s all practice, but there’s nothing wrong with getting help, tips, or tricks from people a lot better than you. If you’re ever in the Oregon area I’d love to have an opportunity to meet you and have a chat!

@noswad75 3 года назад

I like the idea for the lesson videos. I’m new to the hobby and I’m excited to learn! Keep up the great videos!!

@wns_RC_racing 3 года назад

What a great video. Love it (the analysis, feedback, tips). Thanks to Steven/Stephen for sharing his race too.

@josemorales2817 3 года назад

Thanks for all that you do for the hobby.

@Nate.624 3 года назад

Also, amazing video, it’s really nice to see what your thinking when looking at lines and analyzing a track

@surfninja3402 3 года назад

A lot of great information for my 1/8 scale Arrma typhon

@akceller8 3 года назад

Great commentary Ryan. One of the biggest thing I took from this, which I've also heard from many other sources in different sports. "Slow down and you'll go quicker!" Look forward to more similar tutorials. 😀

@TimsRcsurgery 3 года назад

Something a bit different, I enjoyed that! 👍👍👍😃

@davidbernard6564 3 года назад

As a not so good driver .Thank You SO much this is a great learning curve

@johnlopedota8379 3 года назад

This will help my nephew. Gonna make sure he watches your videos and learn slow is fast

@kyle1108 3 года назад

Hey Ryan great video and think the direction you are taking on this type of video is great. Our local guys are always asking how we go that much faster with the same setup and cars. This points out all the areas to improve on to get to the next level for the newer guys.

@anselrod5699 2 года назад

Absolutely loved this video lots of good educational value to say the least. Thanks! ! !

@corvetteracingsteve 3 года назад

That was awesome! Everyone is into making there car faster, but I need help. Lots of it. Thanks,

@Streisnd94 2 года назад

Hey Ryan, just watching a couple of your videos the last days, as I get more and more interested in track driving. Just ordered a 10th scale buggy and want to go on racing in the future. I wanted to thank you for videos like that where racing line is explained. What I wonder as a motorcyclist why is it common sense to hit the tightest line as possible instead of a racing line like in the big scale racing. Greetings from Germany Chris

@mazmorbid5840 3 года назад

Cool that's my local track, although I've not raced on it yet it's very hard on tyres, super gripy track they basically run slicks.

@gtrdeath28064212 3 года назад

I was trying to figure out if I was seeing a cats ear or something in the lower left hand portion of the screen and then it finally dawned on me you've got a ball python down there and he is cruising around hungry looking for food lol

@EdRochon 3 года назад

Haha I was also wondering what that was!

@Scottywaite 3 года назад

Could you look at doing an episode with your experience and learnings on using the Sanwa M17. There is a lot customization available and it would be interesting to see what tweaks you have found useful.

@jasonweddle6261 3 года назад

I love the idea of a traveling workshop

@j.walker3498 3 года назад

Hey Ryan thanks for all the info you share. If you get a chance record your hands/controller split screen with car head cam.

@PopalongRC 3 года назад

another great vid man.. big fan of the channel... I remember from my touring car days the importance of racing lines, and carrying speed with smooth transitions between turns... I am yet to transfer the same finesse to my buggy driving ...

@natesimmons8241 3 года назад

This extremely helpful! I'm new to racing and finding lines and how best to land and turn are so tricky! Thanks for sharing this video!

@garyebersole4806 3 года назад

Awesome video Ryan, I love what you where saying about the jumps, getting on the gas at the bottom of the landing, I save all your videos, learn a lot from you, I have a Losi 8ight 4.0 and a 22x4

@jacobweiland7966 3 года назад

Hey Ryan. I’m just getting into rc racing. I love watching your videos and your new beginner videos

@jonhaas1231 3 года назад

Great idea Ryan!! Hope to see you at the Hobbyplex this yr.

@nimblybimbly4002 3 года назад

I like your take on the Patreon thing and also the idea of a traveling clinic. I've attended clinics puts on by an American company (I'm in Canada) for a different hobby so I imagine there's the potential to make it work.

@markpetronis3363 3 года назад

Brilliant - Some good tips to try if the tracks ever open up in Canada. Damn Covid.

@MikelangeloPhoto 3 года назад

Awesome tips. Thank you for this...

@scheele740 Год назад

Nice video, and nice humidor! 😀

@RCTrav 3 года назад

informative video especially for a new racer like me. thanks

@MichalOrlowskiRacing 3 года назад

Awesome video buddy!

@darenolney41 3 года назад

I noticed he was landing nose up quite a bit especially on front straight. In "stock" racing adding a little drag brake may help get correct attitude in air. Some drivers get into a bad habit of staying on throttle in the air especially on a wide open section, this has helped a few people I know.

@customdrums 2 года назад

Love this idea

@lboss5030 3 года назад

Hey Ryan, I was wondering if you thought about doing a room tour, and also maybe a video on your setup for your 22T. Keep up the great work!!

@gemi_dave 3 года назад

This is so cool, chargers is my local track!

@joeball4444 3 года назад

Yessss! It’s is here!! Thank the Gods!!!

@noname-ge3tz 7 месяцев назад

thanks for all the tips ryan liked & subscribed

@MatrixRC 3 года назад

Good job and I admit I am a reaction driver when coming into the corners. But consistent practice at the track will help change that.

@adsrcracing7289 3 года назад

Sounds like you would be suited for mayako if they ever make a 10th scale. Keep up the good work

@idahorcguy7760 3 года назад

Love what you do for this hobby Ryan!!!

@stevemarcil2521 3 года назад

Another great video.. especially for someone like me who struggles putting corners together. Keep up the great content! Looking forward to more videos

@paulouellette9460 3 года назад

Awesome job as always Ryan!! I’m back racing after 17-18 years of focusing on flying RC, family, etc.. I sent you a friend request on FB, and hope to connect with you!! I’m a huge fan of RC, and what you’re doing with it!!

@Scottywaite 3 года назад

Awesome content as always, easily the best RC channel on RU-vid!

@ETAI106 3 года назад

💥 That is your best video ! More !!!!!!!!

@powertothesheeple5422 3 года назад

Looks like there is a mini bowl and definitely a back berm after that first double. My guess is it's one of those track tricks to get you to overshoot to the berm thinking it will get you though the corner faster but as we see in the video it's not. As for the triple, you can see the blue groove is well away from the apex before it, likely from everyone giving themselves the distance needed to clear the triple. The inside line is likely so loose you might not even make the double or just spin out. Watching the other cars in the race, lots of people overshot the first double and nobody took the corner before the triple tight. This looks like a fun track.

@tmd1110 3 года назад

The track has a Sic Surface® top layer. It's like driving on sandpaper so grip is not really an issue but wind down the front straight can be. Before the recent track layout change the Back straight went the full-length(a straight shot) berm to berm.

@vigilante351 3 года назад

Queensland track in Australia if anyone wanted to know. Great looking track - should check out Keilor and Adelaide track. Unbelievable!

@scottdaubenspeck2291 3 года назад

Thanks for the awesome vids Ryan. Love the content. Your vids helped in the way I went in electronics. Went trinity x factor 10.5 & hw pro elite 2.0 esc. I recently built my 22x4 for a carpet & decided to try your esc&motor comboish

@JeremyKramer_rc 3 года назад

Come and do a workshop at the Ohio RC Factory!

@Mark_5150 3 года назад

Cool philosophy behind the Patreon! Looks like a nice track. My local track is narrow, odd angle and camber jumps, and I believe intentionally setup for you to hit things that will break you car so they make more money on parts at the shop. ;) That, or my driving sucks.

@ManuelTorres-qy8op 3 года назад

Hello Ryan, Nice video and information. I think the clinic would be awesome. BTW, you starting to have the good dirt bike products also. I wonder what you think about using that SC1 for sauce! LOL

@MidWesti 2 года назад

please do more of these entry video tips and tricks. this was helpful. thank you. SUBBED

@johnlopedota8379 3 года назад

Well, I did something. Thanks to you and your videos I decided to step away from the brand I started with when I got my first touring car, and bought a 22.5 a/c. Now time to start ordering some lighter products. Where shall I start?

@evanroethrc7386 3 года назад

Great video Ryan! Some very good info in it. Thanks for sharing this with us!

@chuckstromain 3 года назад

i like what your doing.

@robertshipman 3 года назад

love the traveling workshop idea, if your ever in Washington state hmu. Just starting out in racing and I think something like that would be very helpful.