After watching this race over 4 days, seeing this view totally gives the track a complete different perspective from elevation changes and off camber corners, too the complete and utter devastating holes that really made them so hard for the lower classes that were racing, your car control is amazing and wish you luck at your upcoming races, Peace
@@RyanLutz just a quick thought Ryan, maybe at your next race you can ask the live streaming announcers to plug your TH-cam channel, especially that track walk that showed how rutted up some of the corners and run ups to that sixpack jump was, I've watched many of your videos and learned a lot, plus it might get you more likes and subscribers, Peace.
Man i love these pov videos. You are a bad ass driver. Not sure if you remember or not but i was saying a few months ago i was getting into racing on one of your other videos and hoping to get a trophy my first season, well i had my first race yesterday and was able to get tq and 1st place in beginner class
Gives you a great vantage point to see just how important tires are to the conditions they just take such a beating. Suspension of course too but the tires really this view shows the torture they go through.
Thanks for the wild ride Ryan. Seems like ya were was hanging the rear out (power slidden). curious why ya don't use the high bank on that one corner, or is it way to slippery?
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After watching this race over 4 days, seeing this view totally gives the track a complete different perspective from elevation changes and off camber corners, too the complete and utter devastating holes that really made them so hard for the lower classes that were racing, your car control is amazing and wish you luck at your upcoming races, Peace
Thanks for the comment. Hope you enjoyed the coverage all week!
@@RyanLutz just a quick thought Ryan, maybe at your next race you can ask the live streaming announcers to plug your TH-cam channel, especially that track walk that showed how rutted up some of the corners and run ups to that sixpack jump was, I've watched many of your videos and learned a lot, plus it might get you more likes and subscribers, Peace.
Awesome like always
Thank you so much 😀
Great racing. That kyosho rips
RC by night...🤩‼️🕹️💯🔥🛢️🏁🏎️🤓🇫🇷
Oh yea. Different but cool in its own right. Thanks!
Awesome! Love it
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks Ryan Your Videos are extremely helpful! We All get a chance to see what we should be doing. Thanks again for sharing!!🤩🏁
Thanks for commenting and glad you find them helpful!
Man i love these pov videos. You are a bad ass driver. Not sure if you remember or not but i was saying a few months ago i was getting into racing on one of your other videos and hoping to get a trophy my first season, well i had my first race yesterday and was able to get tq and 1st place in beginner class
Gives you a great vantage point to see just how important tires are to the conditions they just take such a beating. Suspension of course too but the tires really this view shows the torture they go through.
It's really amazing to see how much they deform on hard landings when you get a slow mo video or nice picture of it!
So intense. I like how you scrub on some of the jumps to keep from getting too much air time.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :-)
Interesting footage at night like that.
Yeah it is. Not as clear of course but a bit of a different dimension to it.
Very nice run!
Thanks!
great racing footage
Thank you 👍
Thanks for the wild ride Ryan. Seems like ya were was hanging the rear out (power slidden). curious why ya don't use the high bank on that one corner, or is it way to slippery?
My line can vary depending on what I feel is fastest at the time. Perhaps during this seeding run that's where I felt fastest.
Thanks for the comment.
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Glad you enjoyed. Thank you!
Why are truggies faster than buggies on this track?
Soak up bumps better
As mentioned, the longer arms and bigger tires are more stable and can absorb the tough rough sections better without getting as out of shape.
Makes sense. But since truggies are faster, can we say, truggies for the glory?
Are you racing icebreaker?
Not this time.
promo sm 🌹