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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

New Straits Times Malaysia's leading English newspaper promotes Radio-Controlled Car Racing

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+ XRAY's first car was named T1. A 1:10 scale belt driven competition touring car. The car was developed and used by a small factory team during 2001. During the world championships 2002, surprisingly, the team driver Jilles Groskamp from Holland managed to make the A-Main with his T1 car. This was a huge step forward for the team and later that year, XRAY released the improved T1 Evo2 Version, followed by the F.O.C. (Freedom of Choice) edition, which contained updated C-Hub suspension as used by Jilles at the worlds, as well as the original Pivot Ball Suspension.

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