After several days of exciting racing, the HOBBYWING Cup 2026 Electric Touring Car Race in Foshan, China successfully concluded on October 5. RC drivers from around the world gathered at Hongyu GDC Track in Foshan, China, for a series of intense and competitive electric touring car racing battles.

As an event that brings the RC racing community together, the HOBBYWING Cup provides more than just exciting on-track action. It also offers racers an opportunity to exchange technical knowledge, share experience, and enjoy the thrill of RC racing together. From pre-race preparations and competition to the final awards ceremony, every moment reflected the racers' passion for RC

Race Day Preparations: Bringing the RC Racing Community Together

The opening ceremony took place on October 3, setting the stage for an exciting racing weekend. Even before the official races began, the pit area was already buzzing with activity. Racers carefully inspected their cars, fine-tuned their power systems, and familiarized themselves with the track to prepare for the challenges ahead.

Once the racing got underway, drivers from different classes took to the track one after another. RC touring cars accelerated down the straights, attacked corners at high speed, and battled for overtaking opportunities. Every lap tested each driver's skills, ESC setup, and ability to make split-second decisions. The close racing and thrilling on-track battles kept the excitement building throughout the event.

Despite changing weather conditions during the competition, racers remained focused and made the most of every practice session and race. They continued refining their setups and preparing their cars to meet the demands of the track.

On-Site Technical Support from the HOBBYWING Team

Throughout the event, the HOBBYWING technical team was present at Hongyu GDC Circuit in Foshan, providing on-site technical support and product tuning assistance to participating racers.

From checking power system performance and adjusting electronic speed controller parameters to discussing motor operation and sharing real-world feedback, the HOBBYWING team worked closely with racers to help them better understand product performance and optimize their power system setups.

Through direct technical exchanges, drivers gained further insights into power system tuning and operation under actual track conditions, helping them match their setups more closely to their individual driving styles.

U16 Junior Class Highlights the Next Generation of RC Racing

One of the highlights of the HOBBYWING Cup 2026 was the U16 Junior Class, which brought together more than 20 young drivers to compete on the track.

With guidance and support from their coaches, the young drivers carefully prepared their cars, learned the racing line, gained valuable track experience, and developed their driving skills and decision-making abilities through competition. From pre-race preparation to every acceleration and cornering maneuver, their dedication and enthusiasm for RC racing were clear to see.

Celebrating the Winners: HOBBYWING Cup 2026 Race Results

After multiple rounds of competitive racing, the winners and TQ drivers across the different classes were determined. Congratulations to all the award-winning racers, and well done to every participant who gave their best and challenged themselves throughout the event.

Modified Class

Champion / TQ: JIHEON YOO
Runner-up: Zhang Fangzhou
Third Place: Zhuo Tiwen

Third Place: Zhuo Tiwen All three podium finishers used the HOBBYWING XeRun XR10 PRO G3 RC car ESC paired with the V10 G3 4.5T RC car motor.

Open Brushless Class

Champion / TQ: GAMEE MONGKOLPHAN
Runner-up: Huang Zhenhui
Third Place: Chen Tianle

All three podium finishers used the HOBBYWING XeRun XR10 PRO G3X brushless ESC paired with the Bandit G4R 13.5T brushless motor.

Stock Class

Champion / TQ: Wang Xiaolei
Runner-up: Huang Weih​​an
Third Place: Zhu Jiajie

All three podium finishers used the HOBBYWING XeRun XR10 PRO G3X on-road ESC paired with the V10 G5 13.5T on-road motor.

From the high-speed competition of the Modified Class to the close battles in the Open Brushless and Stock Classes, HOBBYWING XeRun racing 1/10 brushless RC car ESCs and brushless 1/10 RC car racing motors continued to power drivers throughout the event. Their use in real racing conditions also provided valuable insights for RC enthusiasts interested in racing power systems, motor selection, and ESC tuning.

Lucky Draw Adds More Excitement to the Event

Beyond the intense on-track competition, the HOBBYWING Cup also featured a special lucky draw. Thanks to the generous contributions of partner brands and fellow industry companies, a range of prizes was provided to bring extra excitement and surprises to participating racers.

The lucky draw added another memorable element to the event, giving racers more opportunities to celebrate their shared passion for RC racing off the track.

United by RC Racing, Looking Forward to the Next Race

The HOBBYWING Cup is about more than creating a competitive stage for electric touring car racing. It also aims to build a community where RC enthusiasts can connect, exchange knowledge, share experiences, and discover the excitement of radio-controlled racing.

HOBBYWING would like to thank all participating drivers, spectators, event staff, coaches, and partner brands for their support. The enthusiasm and cooperation of everyone involved helped ensure that the HOBBYWING Cup 2026 Electric Touring Car Race in Foshan ran smoothly and came to a successful close.

Looking ahead, HOBBYWING will continue supporting RC racing events and the growth of RC model culture through reliable power systems and professional technical support. We look forward to helping more drivers bring out their best on the track and sharing the excitement of RC racing with enthusiasts around the world.

Bringing passion to the track, keeping the excitement alive. See you at the next HOBBYWING Cup!