Great video!! I’ve taught with Spencer’s mom since before he was born, and a year ago she posted a link to Spencer’s event on her Facebook page. Out of courtesy I watched a race, and I was hooked! I had no idea that he raced in his “free time”, and I sure had no idea that the RC racing world was so big! I sure enjoy watching this fine young man race, even if I don’t understand all the ins and outs. Thanks for all the great information and keep up the good work!
im new to the RC world and this is the best video i have watched. Now i have some kind of idea of what is going on other than cars running on a track. thank you very much and good luck to Spencer Klein.
My sons and I met Spencer and his dad a couple weeks ago at Shaws. His entire family and the other MSM racers were so very open and kind. Funny thing is, Spencer and I share the same birthday and he is the same age as my oldest son
2nd.....lol! My son, Jonathan and I were in the stands for this. He asked me you were doing. I explained to him that, some times, in you race vlogs, you give a microphone to a driver, to get an in depth view of what a driver goes through in a race. He was quite interested in this.
Easily my personal favorite of your videos. The caption break down makes it easy to share with people new to or even completely unfamiliar with the hobby. Thanks for this and thank you Spencer, best of luck!
Aside from him looking far older than 15, I have to say his spot at the time worldwide is certainly impressive, and he’s lucky to have a father who’s willing to support his career development so much. Best of luck Spencer!
Nice vid mark thanks for sharing, that young man would do good as a pro driver, good additude and drove a car that just did not want to go fast. Been there& broke that lol.
The captions are definitely a nice addition especially when you don’t wanna cut the background audio it’s a simple and informative for anyone new to the hobby or that just hasn’t been to a big race like this to understand what’s going on. We need to get you out to some 1/10 scale electric stuff I think 1/8 scale is probably a little pricey and intimidating for a beginner but the content is on point 👍🏽 Definitely don’t underestimate the importance of a good pit person I know for me personally It’s the major hurdle keeping me away from On-Road Nitro majority of my RC friends are electric guys and no nothing about nitro and aren’t interested in learning. It sucks asking random people “can you pit for me” it doesn’t always work out usually anyone willing to help still has to prioritize the person they were there to pit for originally or their own car. I used to have a friend he ran 1/8 open I ran 1/10 Nitro Sedan we would pit for each other since we were guaranteed to be in different heats and both knew what we were doing it worked out perfectly. Unfortunately that was years ago and he’s since passed
I love these kind of videos... It shows kids that they can aspire to bigger and better things in life and travel and see things and compete in races that's what I want to do with my 3 boys! Love the video... Major shout out to everyone out there racing and putting in work!
This was one of the best video you made Mark.thou I love all of them. This was more informative than other. Keep up the great work. Thanks to Spencer for doing this
Cool video. We are mostly into crawling but I've just started building on off-road track too. Love seeing the different layouts and jump configurations. Want to have the ultimate rc park when we are done. The crawler course is looking amazing. Love your videos. Real and fun!
I'm here to learn where the drivers are, 2nd video to RC racing. I really appreciate how you've put in tips for everything really gets a newcomer motivated to watch more. this is awesome too btw😀
Back in early 2000 my son and I use to race and quad ride with Ryan Maifield, he was sponsored at the time and a really good driver that use to win pretty often at the local tracks. A few years backs I thought Id google his name and saw he kept with it after 20yrs, he travels all around the world and even had Ryan Maifield Edition Yokomo buggy named after him
Fantastic video. Curious to racing but very new to it. The format was excellent - it gave valuable, timely information without ruining the video with voiceover. Just the bullet points 👍🏻 well done!
Really like this format... kept me interested in the race and informed about various aspects of the race... nicely done. Great way to educate those that are new to this...
That video was really good! I would love to learn to how to control my car better while in the air. I haven't figured that out and haven't found any videos that really talk about it.
I’m not so sure you can actually control it in the air, you can control how it enters airspace and once it comes down, what to do, but from what I’ve seen it’s only as fast as you hit the jump, and how fast and at what precise angle will ultimately determine how the car acts while airborne. I’m not a racer, by any means, but I used to race BMX, and some of the race principles are the same in all types of off road racing. I’d say to focus more on your approach to the jump, how and where you want to land, and make that your precision move.
You can control your car in the air, it takes practice and timing. Example, hitting the brakes in the air will bring the nose down and Gas will bring the nose up. Having your wheels turned and using the throttle and the brake will shift the car in the air. Practice and have fun, soon you will be doing sick whips.
That was an amazing video and the facts listed during at the bottom were very helpful to understand what’s important. I think at his age, in maybe a couple years or less, he’ll have definitely polished his skills and rise in the ranks due to his young beginning. A great asset to have!
Man...I wanna do this so bad. I know I can't afford it by a long shot, but I so want to. Itd help if the nearest dirt track wasn't all the way in Boulder city.
hey I think a video that doesn't come up much is how to reamer a ready painted body already did mine today and I used a trick of putting washable glue on the adjustable mounts so it put a dot on the bottom of the body where I reamed and it turned out very accurate
just a question which one should i buy? Castle Creations Mamba Monster X 8S 33.6V ESC with 1717-1260Kv Sensored Motor Combo? which one is the best for my buck? thank you
God that track looks very tricky, also Spencer's car didn't look good over the bumps, his driving looked like it lacked confidence in the car and his ability to manage the track. He looked a bit unsure in the air, but in saying that those jumps looked very tricky and those woops looked like a nightmare!
Lol spencer used to race at my home track. I ran stock 2wd and 4wd buggy and ran faster laps and times then him in his mod 😂in my opinion you need to be able to run one more than thing to be considered “professional”. Don’t get me wrong im sure he’s fast in 1/8 but nothing compared to Rivkin or Maifield. And definitely not in 1/10
@@cameroneaves885 wow, around people? 😆 You never were around him without people, he was 13 when you knew him. We have seen you 2 times in the last year and a half. I believe you might have exchanged hi. What a joke.
there is a huge misconception to being a pro driver. I have been into the rc hobby since the late 80's and have seen tons of pro drivers expire in the industry landing themselves in a position where they are like " what now" Imagine spending your twenties as a pro driver and learn no engineering, no business, nothing. what do you do afterwards. ask the pros from the past, what are they doing now in the industry..... i"ll wait few top guys are in the industry as a manufacturer after getting a college degree I don't want to be wrong in saying to not chase your dreams, but come on once you go pro, it is only for the money. No driver has a personal position with the company. they are not in sales, engineering, marketing, social media marketing, zero the industry has limited capital to pay drivers and a limited overall global sales as well teach the youth behind the scenes while being a pro driver and help them with their future, not just "at the moment"
I was a pro driver in my late teens. In my 20s I was a young executive for one of the top RC manufacturers. Now I own a hobby shop and teach people how to race and work on their vehicles.
This is probably the best rc racing video I've ever seen. The audio and captions were awesome. And the filming. !!!
Thank you sir!
I really like the captions that show what’s going on and helps newer rc enthusiasts learn what’s going on in the video
Great video!! I’ve taught with Spencer’s mom since before he was born, and a year ago she posted a link to Spencer’s event on her Facebook page. Out of courtesy I watched a race, and I was hooked! I had no idea that he raced in his “free time”, and I sure had no idea that the RC racing world was so big! I sure enjoy watching this fine young man race, even if I don’t understand all the ins and outs. Thanks for all the great information and keep up the good work!
im new to the RC world and this is the best video i have watched. Now i have some kind of idea of what is going on other than cars running on a track. thank you very much and good luck to Spencer Klein.
My sons and I met Spencer and his dad a couple weeks ago at Shaws. His entire family and the other MSM racers were so very open and kind. Funny thing is, Spencer and I share the same birthday and he is the same age as my oldest son
2nd.....lol! My son, Jonathan and I were in the stands for this. He asked me you were doing. I explained to him that, some times, in you race vlogs, you give a microphone to a driver, to get an in depth view of what a driver goes through in a race. He was quite interested in this.
Great video Mark! Special thanks to Spencer for doing that!
Easily my personal favorite of your videos. The caption break down makes it easy to share with people new to or even completely unfamiliar with the hobby. Thanks for this and thank you Spencer, best of luck!
One of the best videos. Please keep these videos coming more often. Absolutely love these. From India.
I can tell Spencer is dedicated to his craft. He will get there. You can just see the potential for sure. Definitely someone to watch.
Aside from him looking far older than 15, I have to say his spot at the time worldwide is certainly impressive, and he’s lucky to have a father who’s willing to support his career development so much. Best of luck Spencer!
Nice vid mark thanks for sharing, that young man would do good as a pro driver, good additude and drove a car that just did not want to go fast. Been there& broke that lol.
The captions are definitely a nice addition especially when you don’t wanna cut the background audio it’s a simple and informative for anyone new to the hobby or that just hasn’t been to a big race like this to understand what’s going on.
We need to get you out to some 1/10 scale electric stuff I think 1/8 scale is probably a little pricey and intimidating for a beginner but the content is on point 👍🏽
Definitely don’t underestimate the importance of a good pit person I know for me personally It’s the major hurdle keeping me away from On-Road Nitro majority of my RC friends are electric guys and no nothing about nitro and aren’t interested in learning. It sucks asking random people “can you pit for me” it doesn’t always work out usually anyone willing to help still has to prioritize the person they were there to pit for originally or their own car. I used to have a friend he ran 1/8 open I ran 1/10 Nitro Sedan we would pit for each other since we were guaranteed to be in different heats and both knew what we were doing it worked out perfectly. Unfortunately that was years ago and he’s since passed
Loved all the info you put in this one...keep up the grate work
I love these kind of videos... It shows kids that they can aspire to bigger and better things in life and travel and see things and compete in races that's what I want to do with my 3 boys! Love the video... Major shout out to everyone out there racing and putting in work!
Love this video special when you explained everything.
This was one of the best video you made Mark.thou I love all of them. This was more informative than other. Keep up the great work. Thanks to Spencer for doing this
Cool video. We are mostly into crawling but I've just started building on off-road track too. Love seeing the different layouts and jump configurations. Want to have the ultimate rc park when we are done. The crawler course is looking amazing. Love your videos. Real and fun!
I'm here to learn where the drivers are, 2nd video to RC racing. I really appreciate how you've put in tips for everything really gets a newcomer motivated to watch more. this is awesome too btw😀
Back in early 2000 my son and I use to race and quad ride with Ryan Maifield, he was sponsored at the time and a really good driver that use to win pretty often at the local tracks. A few years backs I thought Id google his name and saw he kept with it after 20yrs, he travels all around the world and even had Ryan Maifield Edition Yokomo buggy named after him
Nice to see the younger crowd into racing. Back in the 90s I was winning championships at 13.
Fantastic video. Curious to racing but very new to it. The format was excellent - it gave valuable, timely information without ruining the video with voiceover. Just the bullet points 👍🏻 well done!
Really nice track
Great job mark.
Love ya man, I see you getting some camera time.
That does it, I'm a Spencer fan. I didn't know he was an Okie. Tulsa is only about an hour drive.
Really like this format... kept me interested in the race and informed about various aspects of the race... nicely done. Great way to educate those that are new to this...
Great vid Mark 👏👍
I love it. Thanks for the insight on racing!
That video was really good! I would love to learn to how to control my car better while in the air. I haven't figured that out and haven't found any videos that really talk about it.
I’m not so sure you can actually control it in the air, you can control how it enters airspace and once it comes down, what to do, but from what I’ve seen it’s only as fast as you hit the jump, and how fast and at what precise angle will ultimately determine how the car acts while airborne. I’m not a racer, by any means, but I used to race BMX, and some of the race principles are the same in all types of off road racing. I’d say to focus more on your approach to the jump, how and where you want to land, and make that your precision move.
You can control your car in the air, it takes practice and timing. Example, hitting the brakes in the air will bring the nose down and Gas will bring the nose up. Having your wheels turned and using the throttle and the brake will shift the car in the air. Practice and have fun, soon you will be doing sick whips.
That was an amazing video and the facts listed during at the bottom were very helpful to understand what’s important. I think at his age, in maybe a couple years or less, he’ll have definitely polished his skills and rise in the ranks due to his young beginning. A great asset to have!
Great content. Very nice facility
I really dig those videos
Man this looks like soo much fun! And just to be a spectator watching the fun is so exciting too. Thank you for all these kinds of videos Mark!
Awesome video! Great footage to show the world our beloved hobby!
Nice work guys
Awesome video Mark!! Very well done!
Great video by the way. I like the text at the bottom! Getting better with every video bro!
Great Video MSM!
I see you already implementing what you were talking about in your last video with the captions👍🏼
That’s cool. Informative like the paintwerks channel
More vids like this boss
Epic video man! Keep it up! I am your subscriber too XD
Awesome video man!!!!
Awesome video! One of my favorites
Man...I wanna do this so bad. I know I can't afford it by a long shot, but I so want to. Itd help if the nearest dirt track wasn't all the way in Boulder city.
Well done!
Great video. Would love to see more like it.
By far the best overall RC channel on UA-cam
hey I think a video that doesn't come up much is how to reamer a ready painted body already did mine today and I used a trick of putting washable glue on the adjustable mounts so it put a dot on the bottom of the body where I reamed and it turned out very accurate
Man!! I miss racing nitro..
Stay safe and healthy bro
Nice track
ITS SO CUTE AND FUNNY WHEN THEY FLIP AROUND OR CRASH 😂😂😂
Hey " Sick time. Do your eyes burn from the fumes? I would stay till close and shred an XMAXX.
I was think drivers starting out this you even younger are just awesome. I wish I did that when I was young
Have a good weekend
Nice cars
LOVE THIS !!!!!
what an awesome video, !!
Good evening bro
Great video
Heay mark and millasa my birthday was the 19 hope y’all are having a good time
Happy Birthday Christopher 🥳 🎂
Thank you so much tell Ethan to come to a1 this weekend I got a coustoum scooter
Very cool. Gotta love that :)
just a question which one should i buy? Castle Creations Mamba Monster X 8S 33.6V ESC with 1717-1260Kv Sensored Motor Combo? which one is the best for my buck? thank you
Depends on what vehicle you're using it in.
so where did Spencer place in the main?
Have fun
Mantaf om
Best video!
God that track looks very tricky, also Spencer's car didn't look good over the bumps, his driving looked like it lacked confidence in the car and his ability to manage the track. He looked a bit unsure in the air, but in saying that those jumps looked very tricky and those woops looked like a nightmare!
I thought you said you were going to put more effort and better-quality blogs
That is cool😎♥️
Can’t read that fast man 😅 but cool video
Wow! He don’t use a headset.
Lol spencer used to race at my home track. I ran stock 2wd and 4wd buggy and ran faster laps and times then him in his mod 😂in my opinion you need to be able to run one more than thing to be considered “professional”. Don’t get me wrong im sure he’s fast in 1/8 but nothing compared to Rivkin or Maifield. And definitely not in 1/10
Hmm, that is interesting. Maybe just be happy for the kid, run some 1/8 scale and have fun. You seem bitter.
@@onthestandrc6404 lol no. I don’t have respect for the kid. He’s cocky (of course not around people or at that kind of event)
@@cameroneaves885 wow, around people? 😆
You never were around him without people, he was 13 when you knew him. We have seen you 2 times in the last year and a half. I believe you might have exchanged hi. What a joke.
there is a huge misconception to being a pro driver. I have been into the rc hobby since the late 80's and have seen tons of pro drivers expire in the industry landing themselves in a position where they are like " what now"
Imagine spending your twenties as a pro driver and learn no engineering, no business, nothing. what do you do afterwards.
ask the pros from the past, what are they doing now in the industry..... i"ll wait
few top guys are in the industry as a manufacturer after getting a college degree
I don't want to be wrong in saying to not chase your dreams, but come on
once you go pro, it is only for the money. No driver has a personal position with the company. they are not in sales, engineering, marketing, social media marketing, zero
the industry has limited capital to pay drivers and a limited overall global sales as well
teach the youth behind the scenes while being a pro driver and help them with their future, not just "at the moment"
I was a pro driver in my late teens. In my 20s I was a young executive for one of the top RC manufacturers. Now I own a hobby shop and teach people how to race and work on their vehicles.
@@SnarkyRC thanks for your reply. are you agreeing with me then that todays pro drivers need to have more "foot in the door" or no?
He's gonna have a handful against lil bump...just saying
We love that family, race with them all the time
@@onthestandrc6404 yeah they are pretty awesome. Lil dude is a beast in mod touring on carpet too.
1st 😁
Lol I can see
He should stay in school there’s nothing in rc racing but debt
Why did you delete my comment? I said your vid was informative. The peach emoji triggered you? Not cool. Not very ambassadorial
I like these behind the scenes vlogs.
Maybe if he eats his veggies
He loves veggies, ❤ 🤣