RC Rock Bouncing Rush Springs Ranch Bounty Hill $350 Payout
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- At the Northern Rock Racing Series, race three at Blue Hollar, Lee at 949 Designs asked to become involved with the series. He donated $100 and asked if RC Command would be a gnarly bounty hill. We set out to replicate how 1:1 rock bouncers have been doing bounty hills for years. Long story short, no one collected the bounty at Blue Hollar. So Lee added another $150. Dan Hoeckele of Smoke Out Racing caught wind, and threw down another $100, making the total $350 for this race which was at Rush Springs Ranch. This is the footage of the attempts drivers made at the hill we selected.
We will be holding one final bounty hill at the RCNRRA finals at Bikini Bottoms Off-Road Park in Dyersburg, TN.
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Waw.. amazing 👍👍
Rush springs is one of the best offroad parks around
It is a badass place! We will be there this year in September!
These hills that are scouted out are always challenging your earning every inch! Some nice driving out there 4sho. Thanks alot Nick!👍👍👍🦁🤘
Boy howdy. I thought we had a winner with Coltin. Everyone gave it a good run, but sometimes the hill wins. Keep gettin' after them hills! 🤙🏼
949 Designs someone is winning the $900 at finals. No fail!
Good stuff guys!!! hopefully it will come to the Bay Area in California someday!! Cheers
When will one of these be held again!!!!! I'm definitely wanting to attend and I will put bounty money up as well rc hill hogs!!!!!!
This weekend at Bikini Bottoms Offroad Park in Dyersburg, TN and wrapping the year up OCT 13-16 at Mid America Outdoors in Jay, OK.
Nice video man. Love it
These guys need some throttle control
Can we see you racing at the national level, with throttle control?
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Is there rules to size, battery size, and suspension type?
Thank you for watching and commenting! The rules can be found at www.nationalrockracing.com.
The size is based off 1/10th. But some argue that it's closer to 1/8th. The rules state 1/10th.
Almost all builds are either based on the Axial Wraith (AR60) or now the more common Axial Ryft axle (AR14B...I think).
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