ROYAL BLOOD

It’s been a long time since I’ve waded in the waters of competitive RC buggy racing. Let’s just say the last time I stood on the driver’s stand in a sanctioned race was when my RC-10 Team Kit was barely a month old. No, I’m not talking about any B6 variant, I’m talking about the original aluminum tub chassis RC-10. Yep, it’s been that long.

Since then, it can be said that Team Associated has done well for itself in the RC competition world is quite the understatement. After securing countless championships over the past few decades, Team Associated and its RC10 legacy has lived on in an entire armada of radio controlled kits ranging from two and four-wheel drive tenth-scale buggies all the way to eighth-scale nitro machines. I dare say that they can even be considered competition royalty at this point.

B6.2D TEAM KIT

After being away from competitive RC for so long, it can admittedly be intimidating to get back into it. After toying with the idea for a new months, I finally decided to dive head in. After doing some