The annual Fall Brawl is hosted each year at the Outback Raceway in Chico, Ca. Know as the “Amain.com indoor track” to most. Races from all over the west coast travel to this event knowing that the racing will be tight, top notch, and the facility will be unquestionably in top not shape due to no small part of Kevin Jelich and his band of merry track crew. This years layout had some very technical jump sections where the mod classes clearly had options that the stock cars simply couldn’t attempt. This proved to make for a separation in lap times and viewing pleasure to those who attended. Over 270 entries would grace the event and make for some of the best racing in the region.
Qualifying would be qual points, best of 2 rounds and kick of Saturday morning 10 am sharp. Early on 4wd mod cars were dropping into the upper 13 second range and stock cars in the higher 14 second region showing you the track separation of speed and horsepower. Tekin drivers already began showing signs of speed and consistency taking the Tq positions 2wd Mod Buggy, 4wd Mod Buggy, 2wd Mod SCT Truck, and 4wd SCT Truck.
Tekin powered Curtis Door was on a tear during qualifying taking P1 in both 2wd Mod Buggy and 4wd Mod Buggy. Curtis chose the Tekin RSX esc for both cars choosing a 7.5 in 2wd Buggy and a 6.5 Redline Gen2 for his 4wd buggy. Curtis would go onto to take the overall win in 4wd mod buggy.
L 2 R : Brian Strange, Curtis Door, Eric Albano
2wd Mod SC truck was dominated by Tekin factory driver Jason “MO” Moberly using his Tekin powered TLR 22 SCT 2.0 in mid motor configuration. Jason chose the Tekin RSX and Redline Gen2 8.5T to put on a clinic taking every round of qualifying and the overall win in the class. Tekin teammate Drew Lorenzo would join him using a similar power system.
L 2 R: Kyle Layton, Jason Moberly, Drew Lorenzo
Austin Blair would find his happy place running the 4wd SC class with his favorite award winning Tekin Rx8 Gen2 esc and Pro4HD 4300kv motor. Austin would take the overall win and the dash for cash win proving not only can you win the race with Tekin, you can get paid!
Tekin would continue to have success in Jeff Lorenzos 2wd Stock SC truck taking the overall win. Jeff used the Tekin RS Gen2 and Redline Gen2 17.5. Joining him on the podium was Tekin powered Cameron Kerndt running the same combo taking P2!
Both Jeff and Cameron would find their way onto the podium again with the Tekin RS Gen2 17.5 system in the 2wd Stock Stadium truck class as well! Great job guys.
