These videos have helped me tremendously. The make a pillow ball drive better really helped out. The buggy really doesn’t kick out at all. I managed to come in P6 out of 41 at my last race. I can’t wait to apply these driving techniques at the next race.
Just found your videos and really appreciate them. Lots of good insights that I don’t think about when driving that I need to pay more attention to. I also like how much you talk about the dynamics of the car at each point and what you can do to keep it settled.
Great Video. I can't get out to race as often as I'd like... these are really helpful for me. The follow up you mentioned where you talk about potential changes to setup, can't wait. Your in-depth reviews of driving or setup have helped me a ton. Thank you.
Your giving away all the secrets! Lol great video man! I'm getting a lot better by learning all this stuff, great info in this video. Most don't understand all this... probably 50 percent of rc racers will never get it. Thanks for sharing
Great video. Definitely need more of this. Being new to the sport I appreciate all the technical analysis. Would love more information on set-up changes for dealing with loose/low-grip rutted out track conditions too.
Well done mate im proud of your switch to nitro! Welcome to the real world haha. Im 15 and just starting racing very soon after bashing nitro models for a few years!
Your car looked great going around the track. I am not an 8th scale driver. I was thinking, "What are you talking about, I would not change a thing." But, that is why you are JQ (designer, driver, and TH-cam sensation) and I am like some dude at a club race.
Bought your book, great read for me getting back into the sport after 30 years out to catch up. The what you would change for why conversation is the knowledge bomb, looking forward to next week!
One more ingenious video of JQ. I really love how you explain the behaviour of the car on the track. It helps me a lot to figure out what effect is caused by the track conditions what by the car itself and what by my own driving stile. Thank you so much, it‘s so helpful information.
I would like to see a video about the maintenance schedule for a typical one or two car race program. This subject is rarely discussed. What items should we be rebuilding. Replacing , checking and at what intervals? I know the answer varies with budget and time but I would love to hear what you have to say about this topic.
It was great, do more like this for us racers still learning. The only thing is is after we finish the class on the left I think you should play another full lap so we can go back and watch it you know live or while you go around it without stopping it after we've gone through every corner and whatnot. Keep it up buddy
"Scandinavian flick". I never knew what to call this technique. I always called it Kojak because it reminded me of the old TV shows when they had car chase scenes the stunt drivers would intentionally pitch the car sideways by counter steering before the corner. Now I know what to call it.
very interesting and unique. 👍 for the next time maybe you can draw some more sketches (freehand) so the line/tips can be better understood. or work with super slow motion back and forwards so we can follow your car every mm. it would be also interesting to analyze some mistakes, bad angles and jumps on video. only some suggestions from my side.🤷♂️ waiting for your next teaching lesson.💪🙋♂️
Hi JQ, a very nice video and once again well illustrated how many small "tips" there are. When you see the laps at the beginning, you do not believe that there are so many "special features". Very well explained that there is so much to consider in a "simple to look at" route yet. Thanks also for the explanation of the physical tips and basics, which you explain very thoroughly and patiently. Also well explained that "to get the last" hundredths out, now and then you have to drive more aggressively or just "differently", change a little on each track. Thank you and please more. Maybe you can once make a video with direct filmed compare. You're talking about the mistakes that many make. But imho just "beginners" can sometimes imagine badly. Maybe you can "drive" the errors in the next videos once to clarify this. It may be exhausting for you, but I think for many drivers it is an "A ha" effect. But final of course a very big thank you for this very good video and the excellent idea behind it! best wishes Bernd Falkenhain alias "beside the race" #besidetherace
Very Cool, way to go! Maybe more pen style or info on section with more "arrow". Maybe a bit too long. I don't know if it was live or not. Maybe edit cut needed. But keep it up, it is very nice. Next time show overtake manouver with Teemu...
Very informative, thank you for sharing....Are you using A.B.S for braking? When we enabled the A.B.S. on my grandsons car it was way more stable under hard braking....Thanks again!!
Hi just a quick question my son is doing well in rc really progressing but his qualifying is really hit and miss but when it comes to his final he drives superb how can I get him to apply this to his qualifying. Love the videos very informative 👍
These videos have helped me tremendously. The make a pillow ball drive better really helped out. The buggy really doesn’t kick out at all. I managed to come in P6 out of 41 at my last race. I can’t wait to apply these driving techniques at the next race.
New to hobby. Been a coach for 25 years, really enjoy learning from these. Thanks for taking the time. Enjoy your style of videos and teaching.
Just found your videos and really appreciate them. Lots of good insights that I don’t think about when driving that I need to pay more attention to. I also like how much you talk about the dynamics of the car at each point and what you can do to keep it settled.
Great Video. I can't get out to race as often as I'd like... these are really helpful for me. The follow up you mentioned where you talk about potential changes to setup, can't wait. Your in-depth reviews of driving or setup have helped me a ton. Thank you.
Your giving away all the secrets! Lol great video man! I'm getting a lot better by learning all this stuff, great info in this video. Most don't understand all this... probably 50 percent of rc racers will never get it. Thanks for sharing
Great video. Definitely need more of this. Being new to the sport I appreciate all the technical analysis. Would love more information on set-up changes for dealing with loose/low-grip rutted out track conditions too.
I’m 14 and just staring nitro, I’ve been racing electric about a year, so basically I’m watching all JQ’s video’s🤣
Well done mate im proud of your switch to nitro! Welcome to the real world haha. Im 15 and just starting racing very soon after bashing nitro models for a few years!
@@maxrackstraw thank you, very excited to race nitro for the first time, the encouragement is helpful and probably needed🤣
Great video we need more of this ! Nice to know we’re to hit the breaks and we’re you get on the throttle at !
Your car looked great going around the track. I am not an 8th scale driver. I was thinking, "What are you talking about, I would not change a thing." But, that is why you are JQ (designer, driver, and TH-cam sensation) and I am like some dude at a club race.
Awesome video this makes sense when you break it down
Bought your book, great read for me getting back into the sport after 30 years out to catch up. The what you would change for why conversation is the knowledge bomb, looking forward to next week!
One more ingenious video of JQ. I really love how you explain the behaviour of the car on the track. It helps me a lot to figure out what effect is caused by the track conditions what by the car itself and what by my own driving stile. Thank you so much, it‘s so helpful information.
Another brilliant video, very informative, I will be trying a couple of the tips on Sunday 👍🇮🇪
Yes! More of this kind of videos please. Thanks!
I would like to see a video about the maintenance schedule for a typical one or two car race program. This subject is rarely discussed. What items should we be rebuilding. Replacing , checking and at what intervals? I know the answer varies with budget and time but I would love to hear what you have to say about this topic.
💯 hard to find a clear maintenance schedule
At 2:53. That is totally me! Yes please make more of these videos with the famous intro.
Great video. Gotta watch this again whenever our tracks open in Canada.
Great analysis JQ! As always your content are super interesting 👍
It was great, do more like this for us racers still learning. The only thing is is after we finish the class on the left I think you should play another full lap so we can go back and watch it you know live or while you go around it without stopping it after we've gone through every corner and whatnot. Keep it up buddy
JQ dropping gems again.. much appreciated.
This looks like a fun track!
Great Video JQ... tough little track too. More of this content AS WELL AS the usual rants please 👍
You are a inspiration! Thanks 🙏
This Is what i was waiting for!
Thanks for the video please do more.
The insights are amazingly useful. Thanks for sharing this!
Love the videos. Bought a Grey & Black 2nd hand. Can't wait to get them on the track.
New to nitro very helpful and informative keep up the good work.
Good video, I really enjoyed it. More like this would be helpful.
Nice, good information
I learned so much! looking forward to more
"Scandinavian flick". I never knew what to call this technique. I always called it Kojak because it reminded me of the old TV shows when they had car chase scenes the stunt drivers would intentionally pitch the car sideways by counter steering before the corner. Now I know what to call it.
very interesting and unique. 👍 for the next time maybe you can draw some more sketches (freehand) so the line/tips can be better understood. or work with super slow motion back and forwards so we can follow your car every mm. it would be also interesting to analyze some mistakes, bad angles and jumps on video. only some suggestions from my side.🤷♂️ waiting for your next teaching lesson.💪🙋♂️
Another great vid JQ
Hi JQ, a very nice video and once again well illustrated how many small "tips" there are. When you see the laps at the beginning, you do not believe that there are so many "special features".
Very well explained that there is so much to consider in a "simple to look at" route yet. Thanks also for the explanation of the physical tips and basics, which you explain very thoroughly and patiently.
Also well explained that "to get the last" hundredths out, now and then you have to drive more aggressively or just "differently", change a little on each track.
Thank you and please more.
Maybe you can once make a video with direct filmed compare. You're talking about the mistakes that many make. But imho just "beginners" can sometimes imagine badly. Maybe you can "drive" the errors in the next videos once to clarify this. It may be exhausting for you, but I think for many drivers it is an "A ha" effect.
But final of course a very big thank you for this very good video and the excellent idea behind it!
best wishes
Bernd Falkenhain alias "beside the race"
#besidetherace
Very good video
Top work JQ...thanks
More of this stuff please..
Very Cool, way to go! Maybe more pen style or info on section with more "arrow". Maybe a bit too long. I don't know if it was live or not. Maybe edit cut needed. But keep it up, it is very nice. Next time show overtake manouver with Teemu...
Well this was some exceptionally good analysis! That track looks familiar.
That was a great one, thanks 👍🏻
Love these types of videos 🤙
Keep going Jq
Great content
Some great tips.
I definetly like the video. Good info
good explanation👍
Good stuff more please 👍😀
Very informative, thank you for sharing....Are you using A.B.S for braking? When we enabled the A.B.S. on my grandsons car it was way more stable under hard braking....Thanks again!!
Nice!
How do I get the center diff top cover plater 21 mx8e bro? Thanks Q
Hi just a quick question my son is doing well in rc really progressing but his qualifying is really hit and miss but when it comes to his final he drives superb how can I get him to apply this to his qualifying. Love the videos very informative 👍
where is the 2nd video with all the setup tips and tricks. can't find it on your channel...
Courses.invisiblespeed.net
Would like to know what your diff settings were in this video
Most likely 12.5 - 12.5 - 6
I'm new to nitro when setting up the brakes what's better more front more back or even?
Typically even
@@invisiblespeedrc thank you👊
Sweet
It would be better if I can see your mouse pointer
I can't do the front straight.
Get the new Mayako. I heard they have a steering stabiliser!
Views are low. No video this week
3 years too late