2020 1/5 Scale Dirt Blast RC Racing Buggy Finals
38In this video, it is a live event coverage from the 2020 1/5 scale Dirt Blast At Eli Field in Monticello, Illinois.
In addition to my passion for modern Retro Gaming, I have been involved in the world of RC racing since the early 1990s.The vehicles that you see here are powered by 23cc and up gasoline two-cycle engines.
This particular race is the final of four races for the 1/5 scale buggy class.Each race the driver earns points towards an overall championship for the event.
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