2013 Torque line by Picco
#331
Tech Fanatic
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#332
Tech Initiate
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Tech Rookie
#336
Tech Initiate
Get this or OS 21XZ-R Speed?
#337
Tech Apprentice
2013 Nationals
Congrats to all our Picco drivers who competed at the 2013 ROAR Nationals.
Especially to Mike Swauger who TQ'd both 1/8 and 1/10 classes and is our new
1/8 Champion!!
There were 3 Picco's and 5 other Picco based engines in the finals, out of 12.
Mike also placed 2nd in the sedan class.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachme...5-img_7062.jpg
Especially to Mike Swauger who TQ'd both 1/8 and 1/10 classes and is our new
1/8 Champion!!
There were 3 Picco's and 5 other Picco based engines in the finals, out of 12.
Mike also placed 2nd in the sedan class.
http://www.rctech.net/forum/attachme...5-img_7062.jpg
#338
Tech Apprentice
Picco TQ Honors at World Championships
Picco Micromotori
Tadahiko Sahashi using Picco EMX is
Top Qualifier at the 1/8th Worlds in Japan
http://www.redrc.net/2013/10/tadahik...top-qualifier/
Tadahiko Sahashi using Picco EMX is
Top Qualifier at the 1/8th Worlds in Japan
http://www.redrc.net/2013/10/tadahik...top-qualifier/
#339
Tech Master
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Congratulations to Tadahiko and his driving AWESOME for his WIN at the 1/8th scale on-road WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP. Congratulations to PICCO family, Edo and Alberto and the their dedications to the sport, PICCO family are awesome people and have worked there buts off to put PICCO engines back on top #1....in the WORLD...
A perfect 60-minute display of driving netted Tadahiko Sahashi the 1:8 Onroad World title this evening in Japan. Making his World Championship final debut, the Serpent driver cruised to victory to becomes the 11th driver to lift the biggest prize in the sport’s oldest category taking a comfortable win over the Mugen/OS pairing of Takaaki Shimo and Atsushi Hara. The 19th running of the World Championship, Sahashi’s win marks Italian manufacturer Picco’s first World title in the sport’s Formula One category and the first title for Serpent since 1997. In the pitlane it was Picco’s Eduardo Picco and Serpent designer Michael Salven who ensured perfect fuel & tyre stops en route to the 24-year-old taking a hugely popular win.
Tadahiko Crew
Commenting on the race Sahashi, the younger of the famous racing brothers, said he was ‘super happy’ to win especially in front of a home crowd. Making two tyre stops, the first for just new ZAC tyres on the left side and the second for a full fresh set, he said everything went perfectly. Complimenting the handling of his 977, and the performance & run time of his engine, he was particularly thankful to his pit crew for their faultless stops. Running 5-minute fuel stops, he said once he got the gap over Shimo to above 10-seconds he started to control his pace. Unable to hold back his emotions braking into tears as he drove his final lap, all his rivals paid tribute to his flawless drive.
Podium
Shimo was frustrated by not being able to take the challenge to his fellow countryman. The pre-event favourite, said a wrong choice of set-up for the final left the rear end of his MRX-5 loose preventing him from staying in contact with Sahashi. Happy with every other aspect of the final, doing two stops to change all four tyres each time, he said ultimately Sahashi did the perfect job including getting his set-up right for the track conditions and is the deserving winner.
A perfect 60-minute display of driving netted Tadahiko Sahashi the 1:8 Onroad World title this evening in Japan. Making his World Championship final debut, the Serpent driver cruised to victory to becomes the 11th driver to lift the biggest prize in the sport’s oldest category taking a comfortable win over the Mugen/OS pairing of Takaaki Shimo and Atsushi Hara. The 19th running of the World Championship, Sahashi’s win marks Italian manufacturer Picco’s first World title in the sport’s Formula One category and the first title for Serpent since 1997. In the pitlane it was Picco’s Eduardo Picco and Serpent designer Michael Salven who ensured perfect fuel & tyre stops en route to the 24-year-old taking a hugely popular win.
Tadahiko Crew
Commenting on the race Sahashi, the younger of the famous racing brothers, said he was ‘super happy’ to win especially in front of a home crowd. Making two tyre stops, the first for just new ZAC tyres on the left side and the second for a full fresh set, he said everything went perfectly. Complimenting the handling of his 977, and the performance & run time of his engine, he was particularly thankful to his pit crew for their faultless stops. Running 5-minute fuel stops, he said once he got the gap over Shimo to above 10-seconds he started to control his pace. Unable to hold back his emotions braking into tears as he drove his final lap, all his rivals paid tribute to his flawless drive.
Podium
Shimo was frustrated by not being able to take the challenge to his fellow countryman. The pre-event favourite, said a wrong choice of set-up for the final left the rear end of his MRX-5 loose preventing him from staying in contact with Sahashi. Happy with every other aspect of the final, doing two stops to change all four tyres each time, he said ultimately Sahashi did the perfect job including getting his set-up right for the track conditions and is the deserving winner.
#340
Tech Master
iTrader: (1)
Final Result
1.(1) Tadahiko Sahashi (JPN) – Serpent/Picco – 202/1:00:10.891
2.(2) Takaaki Shimo (JPN) – Mugen/OS Speed – 201/1:00:02.178
3.(5) Atsushi Hara (JPN) – Mugen/OS Speed – 200/1:00:09.866
4.(7) Shinnosuke Yokoyama (JPN) – Mugen/OS Speed – 200/1:00:12.069
5.(4) Carmine Raiola (ITA) – Xray/Max – 199/1:00:11.554
6.(8) Silvio Hachler (CH) – Mugen/Novarossi – 196/1:00:17.373
7.(6) Teemu Leino (FIN) – HB/OS Speed – 190/1:00:15.105
8.(10)Charlee Phutiyotin (THA) – KM Racing/OS Speed – 187/1:00:07.416
9.(3) Meen Vejrak (THA) – KM Racing/OS Speed – 179/59:31.609
10.(9)Jilles Groskamp (NL) – Shepherd/Maxima – 178/56:13.274
1.(1) Tadahiko Sahashi (JPN) – Serpent/Picco – 202/1:00:10.891
2.(2) Takaaki Shimo (JPN) – Mugen/OS Speed – 201/1:00:02.178
3.(5) Atsushi Hara (JPN) – Mugen/OS Speed – 200/1:00:09.866
4.(7) Shinnosuke Yokoyama (JPN) – Mugen/OS Speed – 200/1:00:12.069
5.(4) Carmine Raiola (ITA) – Xray/Max – 199/1:00:11.554
6.(8) Silvio Hachler (CH) – Mugen/Novarossi – 196/1:00:17.373
7.(6) Teemu Leino (FIN) – HB/OS Speed – 190/1:00:15.105
8.(10)Charlee Phutiyotin (THA) – KM Racing/OS Speed – 187/1:00:07.416
9.(3) Meen Vejrak (THA) – KM Racing/OS Speed – 179/59:31.609
10.(9)Jilles Groskamp (NL) – Shepherd/Maxima – 178/56:13.274
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#345
Tech Apprentice
Carb
Sammies, that is a Picco carb, not a nova carb, that was used on his engine.
Stay tuned
Stay tuned