Such a legend. Never got to meet him. But did have a few exchanges on FB a couple yrs before he passed. So much knowledge and so humble. Was cool to see him try Losi.
I had the privilege of watching him in the early 90s. I was one of the only and few black drivers in this sport sponsored by Team Losi and multiple other RC businesses. I was one of the people he would give advice and set up tips to. With his guidance and others I was one of the best stock drivers in the nation and the early to late 1990s. Never a bad word to say about Brian. With his advice at some races he helped me become the only black Team Losi driver to accomplish what I accomplished in the mid-to-late 90s. Multiple state championships lots of national appearances and an invite to the worlds championships in 98 got a chance to see that world championship victory that he won what's special too participate in that event that he won.
Nobody gives a shit or even notices that black people are black other than black people. You want a world without color and racism then stop talking about it.
@@williamwesse6114 it's not about racism it's about just telling my story as being a black driver at the beginning of the sport in the early 90s. There was no other black drivers I've sponsored as me. Other black kids were interested in getting into this Hobby and they couldn't afford it and I did whatever I could to get kids to come to the track or their parents and get them into the sport. Now you you see all kinds of ethnicities in this hobby because now it is a global hobby thanks to people like Brian and myself. I'm just telling story from that era at the beginning it would be very very hard for a person of color to be able to even afford to sport or even compete at the level that I competed in.
@@Sunbear415 yeah there were no black good drivers in the early to mid-90s. I kind of represented what a lot of kids that were minority at the time that they wanted to be in this Hobby. I retired in late 1999 but as I look at the landscape in radio-controlled racing I don't see any good black drivers I see it very good Europeans and very good people from France and whatever also Latino but not anybody black which is really surprising.
Raced against him several times in the 90's. Great guy and was a huge fan. I had no idea he passed. I just got a wild hair up my butt to get back into racing now at the age of 39 again after stopping in 2009. Doing research on the hot cars of 4wd buggy today and came across this. Man, Brought back so many great memories watching videos featured here and to hear he passed really stings. Were getting old. RIP Dirtinator.
Wow, Him and Masami were my favorite drivers when I was about 8-12 years old. I always read about them in RC car Action back then, I had RC cars but not hobby grade type, they were toys but I loved driving them. I got my first RC grade car when I was 19. My dad's aquaintance had an RC10. I got my first Car action Magazine a couple years later, that is when I started seeing him. What a suprise to find out about his passing.
It was a privilege to watch Mesabi hirasaka and Brian kinwald do battle especially since Masami had to come from Japan and went on his home turf meaning Brian.
That's amazing I wish I had kept all my cars I have like five or six I regret getting rid of them but I did keep some of the memorabilia like the shells
I didn't even know about it until I TH-cam his name. I know he had some kind of spinal disease or something. I used to race against him in the mid-to-late 90s. He was this Sports God in the 90s. He was almost unbeatable I never beat him at anything. The only time I ever beat this guy I know straight up race cuz if he broke his car LOL.
Sad times I worked at a grocery store in Lincoln city in the 90s and rc car action had the pic of him holding an rc10 and a trophy, I loved the magazines. Rip dirtinator
Some of the comments are spot-on, back in 90's I couldn't open an RC car action magazine, without seeing Brian Kinwalds face or name in it. I remember it was always him, with some of the other big names from that era. Although I never competed professionally in RC racing, I always aspired to follow the likes of Brian Kinwald. Sad to hear of his passing. I am sure many racers and hobbyist today would agree, he will be missed. He put our hobby on the radar of many other people. R.I.P Brian.
Absolutely I raced and the mid-to-late 90s for about five or six years and he was pretty much the man in that time span. I remember getting setup tips from him and driving his car every once in awhile in practice and it was Unreal. The guy knew this Sport and his work ethic is the reason why he is a top 5 RC race Hof in this sport.
I saw him so much from when he raced at the ranch pit Shop in Pomona. The guy was at the track all the time setting up his cars and that's why he's one of the best. Some of those setups that he came up with just our amazing he would just make certain things out of certain material and his car was the fastest car on the track by far! Brian was 7 years older than me but he basically put RC racing on the map. We both started in the early 90s but he was way better than I ever would have been and we raced at the same track. Not only at mnm Raceway but also the ranch pit shop. Team Losi did most if not all their testing at that track back in the 90s and Brian was at the Forefront of all that. I mean he goes back when we were running Sanyo batteries in modified struggling just to get four and a half minutes on the track without dying LOL. But everybody knew in the early nineties that Brian was going to be something special we didn't know he was going to be this good but wow unbelievable what he's done.
I've been out a racing RC car since we had to cut our own commentators on the armatures of our Motors and soldered together our own match battery packs really saddens me to hear he passed away brings back so many feelings of nostalgia waiting for the mailman to bring the next issue of RC car action magazine
Exactly I remember back in the day when we started in this industry when Gil Losi Junior was still racing. I remember my first car was a jrx2. That's the first car that seamlessly ever put out. It sounds like we go way way way back
What!! Wow. I remember bumping into Brian at several races. I raced xxx-nt and xxx-t back 2003-2006. Great racer. I really didn't stand a chance against these guys but Brian stood out.
Yeah he was the man! His work ethic was legendary. I had the privilege of racing against him on a weekly basis in the late 90s. He was the king of setups and deadly on indoor tracks. He helped Young sponsored Racers like by self achieve maximum achievements because of his advice.
I raced against him he was beyond fast. The only time I would ever beat him as if he broke LOL. There was nobody in the late 90s or early 90s that can beat this guy straight up. He real he rarely ever lost and I was a privilege to race and get advice from him.
RIP, Brian Kinwald (1973 - 2019) way to young. I’m the same age as BK. But I’ll need three life times, to do half of what he has done. The face of RC for so many years.
Absolutely his work ethic alone is legendary. First to the track at the last to leave. He helped out young sponsored and unsponsored guys all the time with setups. He was a killer the only time I could ever beat this guy is if he broke his car in the heat LOL. We used to travel around going to the same races and I learned a lot from him. What a lot of people don't know is he was battling a spinal disease so long life expectancy wasn't in the plans. But what he did for the support and Young black sponsored Racers like myself I achieved a lot of success because of guys like him.
This kid was so popular back then I remember every kid wondering how to get rc’s set up as good as these racers set it up saddens me to hear his passing
Yeah it was great to race against the guy. I never got a chance to race against Masami hirasaka he was way out of my league and he was also from Japan. I would race and Brian Ken wolds regular race division every once in awhile he whooped my ass but it was nice to learn stuff from him. Every once in awhile he would drop down to the stock buggy class and race me and kick my butt in my own division which I ran for years lol.
I got to race with him at one event , we were in same heat . How he would sit an inch behind your trk and wait for you to make just one mistake and then pass you like you were standing still on track , and it was always last 2 laps . Racing at RCHR in Costa mesa was the best , i learned so much from bk on how to race just from watching him . Rip BK.
This video isn't long enough to show Brian's work ethic. He was always the first to the track and always one of the last to leave. He knew setups like nobody's business. As a young black Team Losi sponsored kid in the late 90s I got many setup advice from him. I got to race him on a pretty consistent basis and there was no way I could ever beat this guy. If there was an RC Hall of Fame he would be top five ever. Not too many drivers that would take time out of their day to answer general questions like he did. Because of drivers like him I was able to achieve my maximum Talent being a young black kid from La having multiple sponsorships and maximizing my talent cuz of guys like this. Ifmar World Championship invite multiple national title appearances and state championships to my name because of guys like this.
*Justin Morrison* You got setup advise from him because you were black, or how is the color of your skin or ethnicity relevant? Just wondering why you felt the need to tell people the color of your skin and why that's important to your story.
Oh man I wish I could have been longer. There's so much more to add to that. How much he helped kids like myself at the time who were sponsored but wasn't at the level that he was. I remember watching him in the 90s if a kid didn't have a motor he would get the kid a motor. I learned giving back to RC racing like he would helping out other Racers who didn't have as much stuff as we did at the time. He also was the king of setups first to get to the track and last to leave. I was one of a handful of black racers and he didn't care who you were you always got treated well with him. He was actually a pretty funny guy if you got to know him he would joke around but still a quiet guy.
It really would have been nice to see some old videos of his work ethic. First to the track and one of the last people to leave the track. I witness this for years but obviously I don't have video at that time. Out of everybody that have made comments on this video I was probably the only other sponsored Losi driver. He's a good guy though.
I know he was really consistent and pretty much unbeatable on indoor tracks. I got so many set up tips from this guy when I ran for Team Losi he was the guy to go to. Being a black young kid from LA always help me out when I needed something.
Yeah but I'm sure that had nothing to do with him. He didn't design the car he just raced it. Same thing when we were both at Team Losi in those late 90s he just raced the car not designed it.
When I was a kid I Dreamed of beating him. I never hadthe level of his cars and probably talent. He inspired me to build my own track and time my driving. This breaks my heart for a number of reasons. I'll never be able to race him. More important I'll never get to experience the Awesome person I'm sure he was! God bless the family and God Bless B.K..
He's one of the reasons why I kept racing through the 90s. We went to the same track Ranch pit shop in Pomona I was probably 14 or 15. We were both sponsored by Team Losi but he was in the modified Division and I was in the stock division. I really didn't get to know the guy until about 97 and that's when I got set up advice from him for the indoor tracks. I would always see him at different races that I would go to around the country because that was Our obligation for being sponsored to go to all these races and place. I've really never seen anybody else faster than him. Nobody I knew could beat him multiple times. Sometimes he would even tell me to go up to modified and I'd be like hell no LOL. Every time I went up a class he would whoop my ass then I would just stay in the stock division LOL. But that was just how competitive he was. His work ethic was legendary first person to the track and one of the last to leave.
Even this he passed in April its still crazy to see.i started racing about the same time and I'm 48, he was my reason Have Tons of his losi and associated stuff...was such a nice person the times I met him.talent comes in diffrent shapes and sizes ..race in peace B.K
What this video couldn't show is he was battling a disease since I met him in the 90s. He had some kind of spinal disease. I'm glad that he was able to continue his racing through the early 2000s well into the next decade.
Yeah once Horizon Hobbies took over it pretty much ran most of the sponsor drivers out of their including myself. But you know what though I was pretty much done with RC racing at that time so I guess it might have been for the better.
@@justinmorrison3219 I was wanted to get in the RC racing but, it was always too expensive for my parents and by the time I got old enough to work, the community in Maryland just evaporated. What made you get out of the hobby?
Funny story time when I started racing it was at SoCal around 1994 me and another guy from the office. Well I was terrible at driving but not anywhere near as terrible as romson was and we gave him shit every time he hit the track boom broken car....boom broken car ya get the picture. Well one day romson wants to race and it on but I start thinking about it and nope somethings up. Lol the little shit head talked Brian into driving for him while I wouldn’t know man I’m glad I caught on it would have destroyed me to think I lost to romson.
Such a legend. Never got to meet him. But did have a few exchanges on FB a couple yrs before he passed. So much knowledge and so humble. Was cool to see him try Losi.
I had the privilege of watching him in the early 90s. I was one of the only and few black drivers in this sport sponsored by Team Losi and multiple other RC businesses. I was one of the people he would give advice and set up tips to. With his guidance and others I was one of the best stock drivers in the nation and the early to late 1990s. Never a bad word to say about Brian. With his advice at some races he helped me become the only black Team Losi driver to accomplish what I accomplished in the mid-to-late 90s. Multiple state championships lots of national appearances and an invite to the worlds championships in 98 got a chance to see that world championship victory that he won what's special too participate in that event that he won.
Thats pretty cool story!
I guess that’s pretty good, for a black guy.
Nobody gives a shit or even notices that black people are black other than black people. You want a world without color and racism then stop talking about it.
@@williamwesse6114 it's not about racism it's about just telling my story as being a black driver at the beginning of the sport in the early 90s. There was no other black drivers I've sponsored as me. Other black kids were interested in getting into this Hobby and they couldn't afford it and I did whatever I could to get kids to come to the track or their parents and get them into the sport. Now you you see all kinds of ethnicities in this hobby because now it is a global hobby thanks to people like Brian and myself. I'm just telling story from that era at the beginning it would be very very hard for a person of color to be able to even afford to sport or even compete at the level that I competed in.
@@Sunbear415 yeah there were no black good drivers in the early to mid-90s. I kind of represented what a lot of kids that were minority at the time that they wanted to be in this Hobby. I retired in late 1999 but as I look at the landscape in radio-controlled racing I don't see any good black drivers I see it very good Europeans and very good people from France and whatever also Latino but not anybody black which is really surprising.
The goat of rc racing
You couldn't open an RC car action without him being on the front the back and at least 15 ads in the middle
Exactly they always had a full spread and RC car action on his accomplishments.
i realize it is kind of randomly asking but do anyone know of a good place to stream newly released series online ?
RIP Brian a true inspiration to rc racers everywhere
I still have my Kinwald edition Losi XX from the 90's. RIP Brian. :(
I grew up with BK! I will never forget Him! Ride In ✌.
Raced against him several times in the 90's. Great guy and was a huge fan. I had no idea he passed. I just got a wild hair up my butt to get back into racing now at the age of 39 again after stopping in 2009. Doing research on the hot cars of 4wd buggy today and came across this. Man, Brought back so many great memories watching videos featured here and to hear he passed really stings. Were getting old. RIP Dirtinator.
We getting old but my driving skills still prime
I’m 29
Wow, Him and Masami were my favorite drivers when I was about 8-12 years old.
I always read about them in RC car Action back then, I had RC cars but not hobby grade type, they were toys but I loved driving them.
I got my first RC grade car when I was 19. My dad's aquaintance had an RC10. I got my first Car action Magazine a couple years later, that is when I started seeing him.
What a suprise to find out about his passing.
It was a privilege to watch Mesabi hirasaka and Brian kinwald do battle especially since Masami had to come from Japan and went on his home turf meaning Brian.
Thank you Brian for everything! R.I.P My friend. We
Miss you.
RIP Brian. My condolences to the family. Still have the Losi XXCR, "Kinwald Edition".
That's amazing I wish I had kept all my cars I have like five or six I regret getting rid of them but I did keep some of the memorabilia like the shells
wow racedwith him back in the mid 90's a few times.RIP
Saw him race at the old so cal in Garden Grove. His lap times were all within a couple of tenths.
I still have a couple of his motors. Definitely a pioneer.
I got out of rc in like 98 and just got into it again and was absolutely shocked and sad to see he passed :( rip brother!
I retired in 99 I believe that's when he was still winning everything. I believe that's also when Team Losi got bought out by Horizon Hobbies
R.I.P Brian,thanks for good time and awesome races
That was a shock to me. RIP Brian.
I didn't even know about it until I TH-cam his name. I know he had some kind of spinal disease or something. I used to race against him in the mid-to-late 90s. He was this Sports God in the 90s. He was almost unbeatable I never beat him at anything. The only time I ever beat this guy I know straight up race cuz if he broke his car LOL.
Sad times I worked at a grocery store in Lincoln city in the 90s and rc car action had the pic of him holding an rc10 and a trophy, I loved the magazines. Rip dirtinator
Legends... Im Sad that I'm 16 and doesn't know them a lot.... 😢😥
Kinwald will always be a beast ambassador and innovator RIP world champ you in heaven now jumping your associated and losi😇😇😇😇😇 cars off the clouds
Some of the comments are spot-on, back in 90's I couldn't open an RC car action magazine, without seeing Brian Kinwalds face or name in it. I remember it was always him, with some of the other big names from that era. Although I never competed professionally in RC racing, I always aspired to follow the likes of Brian Kinwald. Sad to hear of his passing. I am sure many racers and hobbyist today would agree, he will be missed. He put our hobby on the radar of many other people. R.I.P Brian.
Absolutely I raced and the mid-to-late 90s for about five or six years and he was pretty much the man in that time span. I remember getting setup tips from him and driving his car every once in awhile in practice and it was Unreal. The guy knew this Sport and his work ethic is the reason why he is a top 5 RC race Hof in this sport.
I saw him so much from when he raced at the ranch pit Shop in Pomona. The guy was at the track all the time setting up his cars and that's why he's one of the best. Some of those setups that he came up with just our amazing he would just make certain things out of certain material and his car was the fastest car on the track by far! Brian was 7 years older than me but he basically put RC racing on the map. We both started in the early 90s but he was way better than I ever would have been and we raced at the same track. Not only at mnm Raceway but also the ranch pit shop. Team Losi did most if not all their testing at that track back in the 90s and Brian was at the Forefront of all that. I mean he goes back when we were running Sanyo batteries in modified struggling just to get four and a half minutes on the track without dying LOL. But everybody knew in the early nineties that Brian was going to be something special we didn't know he was going to be this good but wow unbelievable what he's done.
I can't wait to race again.. BK
I've been out a racing RC car since we had to cut our own commentators on the armatures of our Motors and soldered together our own match battery packs really saddens me to hear he passed away brings back so many feelings of nostalgia waiting for the mailman to bring the next issue of RC car action magazine
Exactly I remember back in the day when we started in this industry when Gil Losi Junior was still racing. I remember my first car was a jrx2. That's the first car that seamlessly ever put out. It sounds like we go way way way back
i miss hanging out with him at the track.. :( going to miss him looking up to my builds and tinkering .. i still have some of his stuff he gave me
You are luck to have met him I have been a fan for a long time sadly my bk2 buggy was destroyed in hurricane Irma I'm sad about that
my dad used to live with him in the 90s
Rest In Peace Brian. God Bless your Family..
Dang he was idol when I was a kid, I wanted to be the best rc racer in the world because of him. Sad to hear, Rest In Peace.
What!! Wow. I remember bumping into Brian at several races. I raced xxx-nt and xxx-t back 2003-2006. Great racer. I really didn't stand a chance against these guys but Brian stood out.
Yeah he was the man! His work ethic was legendary. I had the privilege of racing against him on a weekly basis in the late 90s. He was the king of setups and deadly on indoor tracks. He helped Young sponsored Racers like by self achieve maximum achievements because of his advice.
Whattttt i grew up watching this guy, RIP!!
Rc legend R.I.P Brian
WOW, how sad. I grew up watching him in magazines.
I raced against him he was beyond fast. The only time I would ever beat him as if he broke LOL. There was nobody in the late 90s or early 90s that can beat this guy straight up. He real he rarely ever lost and I was a privilege to race and get advice from him.
His paint scheme was awesome! I remember the looks I would get at the track running a T3 with BK Losi Paint. Btw I’m still painting my stuff like his
How sad. Rest in peace. A Pioneer indeed.
RIP, Brian Kinwald (1973 - 2019) way to young. I’m the same age as BK. But I’ll need three life times, to do half of what he has done. The face of RC for so many years.
Absolutely his work ethic alone is legendary. First to the track at the last to leave. He helped out young sponsored and unsponsored guys all the time with setups. He was a killer the only time I could ever beat this guy is if he broke his car in the heat LOL. We used to travel around going to the same races and I learned a lot from him. What a lot of people don't know is he was battling a spinal disease so long life expectancy wasn't in the plans. But what he did for the support and Young black sponsored Racers like myself I achieved a lot of success because of guys like him.
I remember reading rc car action and seeing him on every page. Had no clue about this until this video. R.i.p Brian talented racer.
Beyond talented this guy ate breathe and slept RC racing.
This kid was so popular back then I remember every kid wondering how to get rc’s set up as good as these racers set it up saddens me to hear his passing
RIP champ..👏👏👏👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
RIP Brian. Keep racing in Heaven.
So sad he was still young enjoy life be happy you never know
Rip champ i love Rc he's a hero
Condolences to his family and friends. BK was an inspiration to myself and my son. RIL
Rc game changer . R.I.P.
Thanks for the vid. Our "little" hobby wouldn't be what it is today without the pioneers like B.K.....sad to here it.
Yeah it was great to race against the guy. I never got a chance to race against Masami hirasaka he was way out of my league and he was also from Japan. I would race and Brian Ken wolds regular race division every once in awhile he whooped my ass but it was nice to learn stuff from him. Every once in awhile he would drop down to the stock buggy class and race me and kick my butt in my own division which I ran for years lol.
Wow thats tuff R.I.P hope god has him resting in paradise and still racing up in cloud tracks :(
The legend himself! Great video!!!
I saw him in passing in late 1990’s in an airport in FL.
I remember him being in all the magazines when I was big into the sport. RIP.
We all miss you BK. You will always be a legend to me. Fly high lil buddy R.I.P.
I got to race with him at one event , we were in same heat . How he would sit an inch behind your trk and wait for you to make just one mistake and then pass you like you were standing still on track , and it was always last 2 laps . Racing at RCHR in Costa mesa was the best , i learned so much from bk on how to race just from watching him . Rip BK.
R.I.P. YOU TRULY WILL BE MISSED!
R.I.P. pal. ❤️☀️🙏🏻
How sad.what a life he lived though.
R.I.P. bro/ race in peace also ✌️
R.I.P 🙏
Nooo.... I remember seeing him in the rc magazines in the early 2000’s. R.I.P.
This video isn't long enough to show Brian's work ethic. He was always the first to the track and always one of the last to leave. He knew setups like nobody's business. As a young black Team Losi sponsored kid in the late 90s I got many setup advice from him. I got to race him on a pretty consistent basis and there was no way I could ever beat this guy. If there was an RC Hall of Fame he would be top five ever. Not too many drivers that would take time out of their day to answer general questions like he did. Because of drivers like him I was able to achieve my maximum Talent being a young black kid from La having multiple sponsorships and maximizing my talent cuz of guys like this. Ifmar World Championship invite multiple national title appearances and state championships to my name because of guys like this.
Pretty cool you got to race with him! Btw thanks for all your comments and support for Brian.
Hey, are you black?
@@Sunbear415 I am I was really good in the 90s. I ran gas and electric I even raced with pops losi and Gil losi when I was 14.
*Justin Morrison* You got setup advise from him because you were black, or how is the color of your skin or ethnicity relevant? Just wondering why you felt the need to tell people the color of your skin and why that's important to your story.
@@ToyotaGuy1971 because when he got into racing there were few or no black people in the rc racing world. Don't try to make it something it's not
Great video man! BK is a legend!
Another great documentary, well researched and presented. Great you were able to get all this footage. Very sad to hear of his passing.
Oh man I wish I could have been longer. There's so much more to add to that. How much he helped kids like myself at the time who were sponsored but wasn't at the level that he was. I remember watching him in the 90s if a kid didn't have a motor he would get the kid a motor. I learned giving back to RC racing like he would helping out other Racers who didn't have as much stuff as we did at the time. He also was the king of setups first to get to the track and last to leave. I was one of a handful of black racers and he didn't care who you were you always got treated well with him. He was actually a pretty funny guy if you got to know him he would joke around but still a quiet guy.
Very informative always sad to see a legend pass great video full watch and like✌😁
It really would have been nice to see some old videos of his work ethic. First to the track and one of the last people to leave the track. I witness this for years but obviously I don't have video at that time. Out of everybody that have made comments on this video I was probably the only other sponsored Losi driver. He's a good guy though.
Saw him at so cal raceway a few times in his prime. He would repeat his lap times within a few tenths. RIP
I know he was really consistent and pretty much unbeatable on indoor tracks. I got so many set up tips from this guy when I ran for Team Losi he was the guy to go to. Being a black young kid from LA always help me out when I needed something.
I remember the RC10 World’s car then AE re released it for 2014 And it had multiple problems.
Yeah but I'm sure that had nothing to do with him. He didn't design the car he just raced it. Same thing when we were both at Team Losi in those late 90s he just raced the car not designed it.
When I was a kid I Dreamed of beating him. I never hadthe level of his cars and probably talent. He inspired me to build my own track and time my driving. This breaks my heart for a number of reasons. I'll never be able to race him. More important I'll never get to experience the Awesome person I'm sure he was!
God bless the family and God Bless B.K..
He's one of the reasons why I kept racing through the 90s. We went to the same track Ranch pit shop in Pomona I was probably 14 or 15. We were both sponsored by Team Losi but he was in the modified Division and I was in the stock division. I really didn't get to know the guy until about 97 and that's when I got set up advice from him for the indoor tracks. I would always see him at different races that I would go to around the country because that was Our obligation for being sponsored to go to all these races and place. I've really never seen anybody else faster than him. Nobody I knew could beat him multiple times. Sometimes he would even tell me to go up to modified and I'd be like hell no LOL. Every time I went up a class he would whoop my ass then I would just stay in the stock division LOL. But that was just how competitive he was. His work ethic was legendary first person to the track and one of the last to leave.
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RIP BK
r.i.p.
rip :(
Even this he passed in April its still crazy to see.i started racing about the same time and I'm 48, he was my reason
Have Tons of his losi and associated stuff...was such a nice person the times I met him.talent comes in diffrent shapes and sizes ..race in peace B.K
Yeah he was great I raced him for years.
My dad raced with him
I did as well in the 1990s. There was nobody faster at that time. Everybody look to him that was on Team Losi including myself.
What was the cause of his death?
He was too young to pass away.
What this video couldn't show is he was battling a disease since I met him in the 90s. He had some kind of spinal disease. I'm glad that he was able to continue his racing through the early 2000s well into the next decade.
What happened to him? Did he have cancer? So sad.
He had some kind of disease I believe with his kidneys or something like that. I remember back in the 90s he's struggled with that.
Why did he pass away
Who was this guys Dad and what did he do?
Nobody really knew who Brian's dad was. I never asked him in the 90s and it even if I did I forgot.
And then horizon hobby bought losi and they turn to crap
How so? I just got a 1/10 Losi Rock Rey and I love it...so far... LOL
Yeah once Horizon Hobbies took over it pretty much ran most of the sponsor drivers out of their including myself. But you know what though I was pretty much done with RC racing at that time so I guess it might have been for the better.
@@justinmorrison3219
I was wanted to get in the RC racing but, it was always too expensive for my parents and by the time I got old enough to work, the community in Maryland just evaporated. What made you get out of the hobby?
Funny story time when I started racing it was at SoCal around 1994 me and another guy from the office. Well I was terrible at driving but not anywhere near as terrible as romson was and we gave him shit every time he hit the track boom broken car....boom broken car ya get the picture. Well one day romson wants to race and it on but I start thinking about it and nope somethings up. Lol the little shit head talked Brian into driving for him while I wouldn’t know man I’m glad I caught on it would have destroyed me to think I lost to romson.
First for being first lol