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Kenner remote control race car driver, Marc Davidson, breaks speed records

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Breaking speed limits is more than a hobby for remote-control race car enthusiast Marc Davidson ofKenner.

30ecremote.jpgMarc Davidson of Kenner holds several world speed records in remote-control car racing.

With his car clocking a speed of 120.25 mph, , Davidson became the straight-line speed record holder at the recent International RC Speed Challenge in Fontana, Calif. The two-day competition attracted remote-control race car drivers from throughout the country. And Davidson sped away as the best in his class.

“I love doing this. I love to make things go fast and do things they are not supposed to do,” Davidson said.

Davidson’s interest in remote-control car racing began nearly 10 years ago. “I had a friend of mine that asked me to get a remote control with him so we could race together,” he said. “We did parking lot racing for a long time. My first professional car racing was in 2005, the same year as Katrina.”

Although Davidson often gets revved up prior to competition, there are occasions that he is not always at his top speed. “In my very first professional race, I got top qualifier but I didn’t win,” he added. “I kept dragging and racing on the professional level, and in the years of 2007 and 2008 I won the pro-stock and pro-mod world champion titles.”

The adrenaline rush Davidson experienced motivated him to continue his quest to break speed records. In 2007 and 2008, he set 16 national records. Today, he holds three world records.

“After I started racing, I started out having pretty fast cars and I got better and better and better,” Davidson said. “I graduated to where I am today. I still don’t know everything, but it’s the joy of doing it.”

His car, a Mugen MTX-3, holds the world record at 120.5 mph in the IC Big Block Class. That same car holds IC Open Class record with a recorded speed of 117.56 mph. Davidson’s car stock also includes a Walbern Pro-Stock Car that earned the IC-Small Block 2 Wheel Drive record by clocking a speed of 101.01 mph. “It was the first small block to go over 100 officially,” Davidson said.

A starter vehicle can cost as much as $300. After being souped up, Davidson said, his cars are worth $800 to $900 each. “My first car cost about $300, and it’s the same type of car as the one I have now,” he said.

Through the years, Davidson has developed the mechanic skills to compete among the fastest racers. He admits that success is achieved through trial and error.

“You learn a lot of things while you are fooling with it. It’s not just about having a fast motor,” he said. “You have to adjust the chassis to go straight, and you have to find the right tires, and you have to have the right pipe and the right clutch set up, the right gearing.”

When Davidson is not racing on a national level, he continues to race weekly in parking lots in New Orleans. “I meet up with some of my best competition out there,” he said. “Those guys are fast; you have to be on your game to beat them. I don’t always win — I get beat, but I usually make it to the finals.”

The weekly races also give Davidson the opportunity to make new friends and interact with others who share his interest. “We all enjoy the win, bragging rights,” Davidson said. “But we do have a little trophy we pass around; the winner gets to keep to it until someone beats him.”

Davidson said he looks forward to helping other remote-control race car drivers increase their need for speed. “When you try something and it doesn’t work, you go back and make a change, and if it goes faster you just keep going in that direction,” he said. “I just thank God for giving me the talent for being able to do this.”

Source : (nola.com)

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