RC cars with front-wheel drive

 

— the drive to the front pair of wheels provides a high degree of stability when driving: the wheels pull the machine along, automatically aligning it on the course. As a result, such models are practically not subject to drifts and are very undemanding to manage. On the other hand, the front-wheel drive itself is complex in design and significantly increases the price of the machine; and for drift racing, where a constant stay in a skid is required, it is not suitable in principle.