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1/12 NASCAR RC Race Car Kyle Larson No. 5 Valvoline 2025 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 2S AWD RTR Brushed On-Road (Battery & Charger Included)
1/12 NASCAR 2S AWD RTR Brushed On-Road RC Race Car Overview
Why wait for the weekend? With the Losi NASCAR® RC Race Car, you can put yourself in the driver's seat and enjoy NASCAR action anytime — in your driveway, in a parking lot, or at your local park. Bring NASCAR racing with you almost anywhere!
NASCAR (the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing) is the sanctioning body for the Number One form of motorsports in America. NASCAR sanctions more than 1,200 races annually in 30 U.S. states and 11 other countries. Yet NASCAR fans have never had the chance to show their passion for stock car racing by driving their own hobby-quality NASCAR RC race car. Until now.
The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car isn't like the toy remote control models you had as a kid. Hobby-quality RC is much more realistic, durable, and powerful, with sophisticated engineering derived from real vehicles that will last for years. If anything breaks, you can fix it. Help, encouragement, and replacement parts are available online or at your local RC hobby retailer if needed. You'll find performance-boosting upgrades there, too. Adjust camber, adjust the differentials, change the shock package, and more. Grow and learn technical skills to give the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car the optimum handling for whatever surface you race on.
Straight out of the box, the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is fully assembled and finished. No additional items are needed. It's equipped with top-quality components from the leading RC hobby brands. Even AA transmitter batteries are included. Charging up the LiPo battery takes less than an hour — the perfect time for you to look over the manual. Then you're ready to go!
Any flat surface of around 20 x 40 feet with medium or high traction can be your speedway. Concrete, asphalt, and prepared or painted park courts for tennis and basketball work great. Set up an oval or road course with a few cones to recreate your favorite NASCAR track and race like the pros! With its composite chassis, metal-geared powertrain, independent suspension, and oil-filled, coil-over shocks, the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car offers versatile AWD on-road performance that even experienced RC enthusiasts will admire.
The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is an easy way for all NASCAR-loving friends and families to have racing fun together. No prior RC hobby experience is required. Show your loyalty to your NASCAR favorites — officially licensed liveries of top current teams and drivers are available, as well as clear bodies for recreating the scheme of your favorite driver. Get the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car and get in the race!
GET IN THE RACE
The speedway crowd roars as you slingshot past competitors and muscle your car into the lead. Confidence rumbles through you like 8-cylinders of high-octane horsepower. This is NASCAR. Join the race with the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car!
Using sophisticated engineering inspired by real vehicles, this 1/12 scale radio control stock car delivers fast, powerful AWD performance. It's not a toy. Your driveway, a parking lot, or any similar surface can become your speedway. The included motor and LiPo battery provide speeds of 20+ mph and 20 minutes of uninterrupted run time. When it's time to recharge, the supplied USB charger gets you out of the pits and back on the track fast. Upgrade the shocks, camber links, tires, and more to give your car tuning capabilities like a real NASCAR Cup car.
Straight out of the box, the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is fully assembled and finished with an officially licensed livery. Nothing else is needed. Drive it. Tune it. Race it. Why wait for Sunday? Start building your own NASCAR legend today!
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Kyle Larson No. 5 Valvoline 2025 Chevrolet ZL1 Camaro
Kyle Larson, the 2021 NASCAR Cup Series champion, begins his fifth season with Hendrick Motorsports. Paired with crew chief Cliff Daniels, the duo looks to add to their series-best 22 wins over the past four seasons and are on the hunt for their second championship together.
Last year, the driver of the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet led the Series in wins (six), laps led (1,700) and average start (8.8) while his top-five finishes (15) were tied for most at NASCAR's top level. He finished sixth in the final standings.
In 2023, Larson finished in the runner-up position in the standings with four victories plus the NASCAR All-Star Race, two pole positions, 15 top-five finishes, 18 top-10s with a series-high 1,127 laps out front. The Elk Grove, California native, was named one NASCAR's 75 Greatest Drivers during NASCAR's 75th Anniversary year.
Larson started 2022 the same way he ended 2021 – out front. The defending champion won the pole position for the DAYTONA 500 season opener. Larson posted impressive numbers during the season in victories (three), top-five finishes (13), top-10s (19), laps led (635) and average start (7.9). Larson visited victory lane at Auto Club Speedway for a second time, Watkins Glen International for a second time and Homestead-Miami Speedway for the first time. Larson's win at the south Florida track secured the No. 5 team's place in the owner's Championship 4. He ended the 2022 season seventh in the driver standings and finished with 295 career Cup Series starts to his name.
In July of 2022, Larson won the Excellence in Sports Performance Yearly (ESPYS) Best Driver Award. Larson beat out fellow motorsports stars Max Verstappen (Formula One), Steve Torrence (NHRA) and Alex Palou (IndyCar). NASCAR Hall of Famers and fellow Hendrick alumni Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson each own four ESPY awards for the same distinction. In September, he signed a three-year extension that keeps him with the organization through 2026.
Larson also tallied a victory in the NASCAR Xfinity Series in 2022. His victory at Watkins Glen was the 13th of his career in the series. In all three of his series starts, he finished in the top five.
In 2021, Larson dominated the Cup Series. His first season with Hendrick Motorsports was not only a career-best year, but a record-setting season capped off with a championship coronation. With a win in the season finale at Phoenix Raceway, Larson etched his name in the record books as the 2021 Cup Series champion. Together, Larson and Daniels won five of 10 playoff races and 10 total points-paying events to secure his first Cup title in his seventh full-time season and first with the 14-time Cup Series championship-winning organization.
In his championship season, the driver of the No. 5 HendrickCars.com Chevrolet paced the field 2,581 times – the most in a season since four-time Cup Series champion and now vice chairman of Hendrick Motorsports Jeff Gordon led 2,610 laps in 1995. Larson posted career-best numbers in victories (10), top-five finishes (20), top-10s (26), laps led (2,581), average start (6.1) and stage victories (18) – all tops in NASCAR's premier series in 2021. Larson also won $1 million with his victory in the annual non-points NASCAR All-Star Race at Texas Motor Speedway.
Including 60 dirt-track races, Larson won 34 percent of the races he competed in 2021 with 33 victories across 97 events. Among those victories were his first trips to victory lane in the prestigious Knoxville Nationals and Kings Royal sprint car events, Larson's first win in the Prairie Dirt Classic dirt late model race and his second consecutive victory in Chili Bowl Midget Nationals.
The 29-time Cup race winner is half Japanese and the only Asian-American to regularly compete in NASCAR. He is the first NASCAR Drive for Diversity graduate to race full-time at the Cup level and now serves as a mentor for the program. Since 2018, he has been a volunteer with the Urban Youth Racing School in Philadelphia, which helps expose students of color to motor sports. In July of 2022, the UYRS hosted the "Grand Prix of Philadelphia with Kyle Larson and Friends," where the two brought the Grand Prix to the inner city and Larson and his fellow Chevrolet drivers were able to race with students and rub some fenders. In May 2020, he also began working with the Minneapolis-based Sanneh Foundation to advance diversity, equity and community well-being.
In March of 2021, Larson announced the launch of the Kyle Larson Foundation (KyleLarsonFoundation.org). The foundation is designed to bring people together and provide support to hands-on charitable organizations that benefit today's youth, families and communities in need. Larson also announced the "Drive For 5" campaign with the goal to raise $500,000 to fund five students, feed five families, and benefit five communities. To kickstart "Drive for 5," Larson pledged a personal donation of $5 for every Cup Series lap he raced in 2021 and contributed another $5,000 for every top-five finish for a total of $145,000. The Sanneh Foundation and the Urban Youth Racing School are the foundation's main beneficiaries, which also works closely with Hendrick Cares, the corporate social responsibility program of Hendrick Automotive Group.
Larson has won more than 250 career events across a variety of sanctioning bodies and vehicle styles. The Elk Grove, California, native began driving at age 7 and has raced stock cars, winged and non-winged sprint cars, dirt late models, karts, trucks, and sports cars.
In 2012, Larson was signed by Earnhardt Ganassi Racing as a developmental driver. He secured two victories, eight top-five finishes and 12 top-10s in 14 races en route to winning the championship in the ARCA Menards Series East, a feeder circuit to NASCAR's national-level touring series. The following year, he competed full-time in NASCAR's version of Triple-A, the Xfinity Series, capturing nine top-five finishes and 17 top-10s in 33 starts and an eighth-place ranking in the final point standings.
Larson also made his Cup Series debut in 2013, starting 21st and finishing 37th after his No. 51 entry experienced engine issues at Charlotte Motor Speedway. He made three more Cup starts that season before competing full-time in the series the next year.
Driving for Chip Ganassi Racing, Larson won 2014 Cup Series rookie of the year honors with eight top-five finishes and 17 top-10s in 36 starts. He finished 17th in the final standings and won his first pole position in NASCAR's highest division, setting the fastest time in qualifying at Pocono Raceway.
During his sophomore season of 2015, Larson notched two top-five finishes and 10 top-10s in 35 starts to finish 19th in the standings. He also participated in the Rolex 24 at DAYTONA with co-drivers Scott Dixon, Tony Kanaan and Jamie McMurray, winning overall in only his second attempt in the storied twice-around-the-clock endurance sports car race.
Larson's first trip to victory lane in the Cup Series occurred in August 2016 when he led the final 10 laps at Michigan International Speedway to capture the checkered flag. Along with that victory, Larson recorded 10 topfive finishes and 15 top-10s to rank ninth in the final standings.
The breakout year for the Chevrolet driver occurred in 2017. Larson led a race-high 110 laps from the pole to triumph at Auto Club in March before winning his second consecutive Michigan event – also from the pole – in June. In August, he won his third straight Michigan race before claiming his fourth win of the year at Richmond Raceway in September. Along with his victories, Larson collected 15 top-five finishes, 20 top-10s, three pole positions and 1,352 laps led to finish eighth in the final standings.
The following year, Larson finished ninth in the standings with 12 top-five finishes and 19 top-10s. He collected three pole positions and led 782 laps during the 36-race season.
Larson won the NASCAR All-Star Race at Charlotte in May 2019 while his lone points-paying victory that year occurred at Dover Motor Speedway in October. Overall, he tallied eight top-five finishes, 17 top-10s and posted his career-best finish of sixth in the Cup Series standings.
In 2020, Larson turned in one of the most impressive years in the history of dirt-track racing. While primarily driving sprint cars, he crisscrossed the country and racked up an incredible 46 victories in 97 attempts. He led the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series in victories with 12 despite competing in only 26 of its 54 events and secured his first Lucas Oil Dirt Late Model Series win in only his second start.
When not racing at NASCAR's highest level or at a short track, the father of three enjoys spending time with wife Katelyn and their children. In 2022, the Larsons welcomed their newest son Cooper on New Year's Eve. Cooper joins the couple's oldest two kids – son Owen (age 10) and daughter Audrey (age six).
Losi MORE THAN A SHELF QUEEN! 2025 NASCAR CUP SERIES RC CARS ARE READY TO RACE Video
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1/12 NASCAR 2S AWD RTR Brushed On-Road RC Race Car Features
- Awesome speed and acceleration at your control
- High-traction all-wheel drivetrain
- Durable composite chassis
- Independent suspension and oil-filled, coil-over shocks
- Enclosed drivetrain with metal ring and pinion
- Functional front splitter and rear diffuser
- Reliable, high-quality hex hardware
- Powerful Spektrum 2S LiPo battery
- Safe, easy-to-use USB charger
- Spektrum SLT2 2-channel 2.4GHz radio
- Spektrum SLT 2-in-1 25A waterproof ESC and receiver
- Spektrum SX110 waterproof metal-geared servo
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FULLY READY-TO-RUN
The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car comes completely assembled and finished. Everything you need is included in the box — even AA batteries for the transmitter. Read through the manual while you charge the LiPo battery for the first time. In less than an hour, you'll be ready to start racing!
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EASY-TO-USE BATTERY & CHARGER
On a full charge, the included Spektrum Smart 2S LiPo battery provides 20 minutes of uninterrupted run time. When it's time to recharge, just plug the supplied charger into any convenient USB or USB-C power source. It's simple, safe, and gets you back on the track fast.
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EFFICIENT POWERTRAIN FOR 20+ MPH SPEEDS
The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car's factory-installed powertrain features a powerful 28-turn brushed motor paired with a 25 amp electronic speed controller. An included 25mm electric fan ensures a long life of maximum performance by keeping the motor cool while you race at 20+ mph top speeds.
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BUILT TOUGH TO LAST
Unlike remote control toys, the hobby-quality Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is designed and built to withstand season after season of racing. The front splitter, rear diffuser, and nerf bars effectively shield all critical components from impacts with other racers.
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MAKE IT YOURS
The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is fully customizable. Optional clear bodies are available that you can finish however you wish for a look that's all your own. You can upgrade the shocks, camber links, tires, and more to give your car tuning capabilities like a real NASCAR Cup car.
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SPEKTRUM SLT2 2.4GHz RADIO
Race with an unlimited number of other drivers and never worry about signal conflicts, thanks to the interference-resistant 2.4GHz technology of the Spektrum SLT2 radio. Adjustments on the transmitter let you fine-tune steering control to suit your individual racing style.
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ROOKIE MODE
The throttle limiting switch on the back of the SLT2 transmitter lets you put your car in “rookie mode,” limiting speeds to 50% or 75% of its full potential — perfect for learning RC control skills gradually and safely. It's great for sharing the fun with younger, less experienced drivers, knowing they'll be able to stay in control.
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ALL-WHEEL DRIVE
For superior traction on concrete and asphalt, the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car includes an AWD drivetrain rather than 2-wheel drive. More grip is available for cornering, so you can put the power down quickly when you're exiting the turns.
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EASY TO MAINTAIN & REPAIR
With some simple routine maintenance, the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car delivers exciting racing performance for years. You'll be able to find parts for repairs and upgrades at many hobby retailers or online. High-quality hex hardware holds everything together, so you don't have to worry about stripping screws.
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METAL GEARS
Critical gears are made of metal to endure demanding racing action. The transmission uses robust metal gears to carry power from the motor through an enclosed drivetrain to the wheels and tires. Even the Spektrum SX110 steering servo has metal gears!
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LONG-LASTING RACING SLICKS
These officially licensed Goodyear Eagle racing slicks supply the traction you need for serious speed on a variety of on-road surfaces. Factory-mounted on BBS racing rims, they offer long wear for plenty of laps around your speedway. They're just like the real deal.
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OFFICIALLY LICENSED
Show your loyalty to the best names in NASCAR! The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is available with your favorite OEM brand licenses. Whether you're a Ford, Chevy, or Toyota fan, we've got you covered.
