KopiO

hobby_boy. I like your Logic.

I plan to let mine kid drinking DUMEX Milk up to 3 year old, "grow like a champion".

huasze

iTrader: (5)

huh, don't get you. i'm just happy that tamiya had a world champion, and i'm happy i got my kits from them! i didn't say that what i bought was world champion. unlike your analogy about aircons, i never claimed any of my stuff was world champion. come on, how can my tamiya hornet or madcap be champion!!!

phlim

Suri didn't won the world championship solely because of the equipment. Yes, good equipment is a must. By today's standards in design and manufacture, most cars are of a similar or near equivalent standard, except a few.

What makes the difference between Suri, Masami & the other top contenders, is their psychological state of mind at the championship. In this instance, this time around, Suri won.

Alvin

Interview with Barry Baker

http://www.wildhobbies.com/news/defa...&articleid=632

WildHobbies
How do you prepare for a big race?

Barry
Practice, practice, practice. For the recent World's in South Africa, the great guys at Hot Rod Hobbies would open the track for me during the weekday. The track conditions there were what we expected the conditions in South Africa to be with track temperatures often reaching over 130 degrees. All that preparation worked well for the recent Reedy Race as well.

WildHobbies
What is the biggest mistake new drivers make?

Barry
Some drivers get too caught up in the hype. The key to winning is simply to practice.

ijnek

practise practise and more practise...tat's wat makes a champion...

does tat refer to the art of "eating snake"???...
hehee...
not 2 mention kool nerves and thinking also...