Friday , 19 April 2024

Jefferies and Brown Win Reedy Cotswold National

Jefferies and Brown Win Reedy Cotswold National
Jefferies and Brown Win Reedy Cotswold National

In honor of the late Mike Reedy, round #2 of the UK national series was renamed the Reedy Cotswold National. Even with rain predicted for the weekend, drivers showed up in force to compete at this special round and score maximum points towards the championship.

Luckily, Saturday’s action was uninterrupted by rain. But Sunday was a different story. By the time the finals began, the track was completely saturated. However, racing continues wet or dry. The drivers prepared their cars for wet action and took to the track.

In the Modified class, Reedy/Team Associated driver Olly Jefferies fought through the challenging conditions with his Reedy-powered TC6 to win A1. The Reedy-powered TC6 of teammate Zak Brown came all the way from 6th on the grid to win the opening leg in the Pro Stock class.

Eventually the conditions worsened to a point that the meeting could no longer continue, so the results from the first leg were used to determine the final positions. Thanks to their leg 1 wins, Olly and Zak were declared the winners of the Reedy Cotswold National!

Products used:
ASC628 Reedy 60C 5500mAh 7.4V LiPo
ASC30106 TC6 Factory Team

[source: www.rc10.com]

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