We’re back with another packed episode diving into the JConcepts INS15 Series! Join Lefty and Jason Ruona as they break down all the action from Round 3 at Island Speedway and preview what’s to come at Round 4 at the legendary Hobbyplex in Omaha.
🏁 We cover standout performances from Nate Sontag, Dustin Fox, Talon Henley, and more as the series heads into its tightest stretch yet. 🛞 Get insight into how layout design and driver consistency played a key role at Island. 📊 Series points updates, who's in contention, and who needs to step it up heading into RD4. 📍 Plus, we look ahead to Hobbyplex’s unique elevated layout, strong local racing scene, and the hotly anticipated new platform debuts from Associated and Schumacher.
Also discussed: – Xray’s quest for a full-season sweep – The current state of national 10th scale racing in the U.S. – Upcoming events including the Carpet Worlds at Beachline RC – And a look into JConcepts' expanding presence in the crawler scene
Don’t miss this one — packed with race insight, rankings, predictions, and some good ol' RC bench racing.
🎥 Watch the full video version on YouTube: 👉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owMI6T-b3MQ
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