M17 Worlds 2020: 4WD Truck Pro - A Main - 3/8/20

[@EJ-74]

Awesome track 🔥 Awesome racing 🔥👍✌️

[@FangsCPO]

Thanks for watching!

[@pedrorosales8563]

Wow those Losi 5T our nice I wish Can I have one and go racing in those tracks that it’s my dream

[@FangsCPO]

Victorville, California. Thanks for watching!

[@5thSCALERCINSANITY]

Kool Video!!

[@troykeith542]

I really enjoy and appreciate your content, but a bit of advice. When filming a entire race, perhaps you should focus on the lead car and zoom out once in a while so that viewers can check out what the other drivers are doing. This way you can truly follow the race and get into it. Your content is very entertaining!! Keep it up, please!

[@FangsCPO]

Great comments but my role is to provide all the drivers with some camera time. I do try to follow the racers in the lead but sometimes the action is in the pack in the back. The true racing footage can be seen on KZbin from MOD. Check his videos out. That may be more of what you are looking for. Thanks for watching!

[@stevejackson3564]

Like the video coverage of everything from the people under the tents to working on their vehicles and the race as well. Would be a little nicer if you had some really tight close-up shots of the trucks themselves flying over a jump in different shots. Just my opinion thanks for your video

[@FangsCPO]

Thanks for watching and I appreciate the comments. I'm a one man production crew and unfortunately, when your also racing, there just isn't time to catch some of the really cool action stuff. 😎

[@georgespecs5732]

Are they all Losi 5t racing???

[@FangsCPO]

Yes. Maybe one or two MCDs. Thanks for watching!

[@FoundryRC]

👍🏻

[@michaelyounger8464]

Were is this Track?

[@FangsCPO]

Victorville, California. Thanks for watching!

[@KurNorock]

oof.. The spacing on the whoop section in the middle of the track is terrible. You either got to slow down to get any rhythm, or go full throttle and hope you don't bounce and flip over.

[@troykeith542]

The technicals ( difficult jumps) are necessary to separate the more experienced drivers from the rest.