Losi LOS1122524 1/12 NASCAR William Byron No. 24 Raptor 2025 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1
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Losi LOS1122524 1/12 NASCAR RC Race Car puts William Byron's No. 24 Raptor 2025 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 livery on a hobby-grade, ready-to-run stock car. The AWD on-road racer is fully assembled, includes a 2S LiPo battery and charger, and is built for speed, tuning, and repeatable racing on smooth high-traction surfaces.
In The Box
- Fully assembled and painted 1/12 NASCAR RC race car
- Spektrum 2S LiPo battery
- USB and USB-C compatible charger
- Spektrum SLT2 2.4 GHz transmitter
- Spektrum SLT 2-in-1 25A waterproof ESC and receiver
- Spektrum SX110 waterproof metal-geared steering servo
- AA transmitter batteries
Needed to Complete
- Nothing else is required to drive. Battery, charger, radio, receiver, servo, and AA transmitter batteries are included.
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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, a parking lot, or a local park. Bring NASCAR racing with you almost anywhere.
NASCAR is the sanctioning body for the premier form of stock-car racing in America. The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car gives fans a hobby-quality way to show their passion for stock-car racing from behind the wheel of a realistic RC race car.
This is not a toy remote-control model. Hobby-grade RC is more realistic, durable, and powerful, with serviceable engineering and replacement parts available through RC hobby retailers. Adjust camber, change the differentials, tune the shock package, and add performance upgrades as your driving skills grow.
Straight out of the box, the Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is fully assembled and finished. The included LiPo battery charges in less than an hour, and the included AA transmitter batteries mean you can be ready to race after charging and reviewing the manual.
Any flat surface of about 20 x 40 feet with medium or high traction can become a speedway. Concrete, asphalt, and prepared or painted tennis and basketball courts work well. Set up an oval or road course with cones and use the composite chassis, metal-geared powertrain, independent suspension, and oil-filled coil-over shocks for versatile AWD on-road performance.
The Losi NASCAR RC Race Car is designed to make racing fun for friends and families. No prior RC hobby experience is required, and officially licensed liveries of current teams and drivers are available along with clear bodies for custom schemes.
The speedway crowd roars as you slingshot past competitors and muscle your car into the lead. Confidence rumbles through you like eight 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. 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 run time. When it's time to recharge, the supplied USB charger gets you 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. Start building your own NASCAR legend.
Driver Profile
Birth Date: November 29, 1997
Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina
Resides: Charlotte, North Carolina
William Byron has ascended the professional ranks of auto racing rapidly. Going into his eighth season in the NASCAR Cup Series, the 27-year-old driver returns with crew chief Ryan “Rudy” Fugle, continuing the success they found together after being reunited from their NASCAR CRAFTSMAN Truck Series days. In 2025, Byron continues building his racing résumé behind the wheel of the iconic No. 24 Chevrolet for Hendrick Motorsports.
Byron has amassed an impressive list of accomplishments, including a NASCAR national series championship. His record is especially notable because he first drove a race car only 10 years earlier. In 2018, he collected his fourth consecutive rookie-of-the-year award, and in 2019 he secured his first Cup Series playoff berth. He captured his first Cup Series win at Daytona International Speedway in 2020 and his second at Homestead-Miami Speedway in 2021.
With the introduction of the Next Gen car in 2023, Byron won at Atlanta Motor Speedway and Martinsville Speedway, earned his fourth consecutive playoff appearance, reached the Round of 8 for the first time, and ended sixth in driver points. He collected a season-best six wins in 2023, reached his first Cup-level final four, and finished third in points.
Hendrick Motorsports signed Byron in August 2016 when he was a record-breaking Truck Series rookie. By the end of that season driving for Kyle Busch Motorsports, he had seven victories, 727 laps led, and three pole positions on the way to rookie-of-the-year honors with Fugle calling the shots. Although an engine failure kept him from the championship, it was the most successful debut season in series history.
In 2017, Byron moved to the NASCAR Xfinity Series for Hendrick Motorsports affiliate JR Motorsports. He won the series championship with four wins, two pole positions, 12 top-five finishes, 22 top-10s, and rookie-of-the-year honors. His title campaign included victories at Iowa Speedway, Phoenix Raceway, Daytona, and Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Hendrick Motorsports announced Byron's move to the Cup Series in August 2017. He took over the iconic No. 24 Chevrolet made famous by four-time Cup Series champion Jeff Gordon and his Rainbow Warriors team. Byron became only the second driver at the time to win rookie-of-the-year honors in each of NASCAR's three national series in back-to-back-to-back seasons.
Byron and crew chief Chad Knaus opened the 2019 season with the pole for the DAYTONA 500, then collected four additional poles, led 233 laps, and recorded five top-five and 13 top-10 finishes. He made his first Cup Series playoff appearance and ended the season 11th in points.
In 2020, Byron won the qualifying race at Daytona and returned to victory lane at the superspeedway in August, securing another playoff appearance. In 2021, reunited with Fugle, he won at Homestead-Miami, recorded 11 consecutive top-10 finishes, and finished 10th in points.
In 2022, Byron scored two wins in the first eight races at Atlanta and Martinsville, earned another playoff appearance, and reached the Round of 8 before finishing sixth in points. In 2023, he opened the year with back-to-back wins at Las Vegas and Phoenix, added three more wins, won at Texas during the playoffs, and reached his first Cup Series final four.
In 2024, Byron won the DAYTONA 500, Circuit of the Americas, and Martinsville Speedway for Hendrick Motorsports' 40th anniversary. He earned a sixth consecutive playoff appearance and second consecutive final four, finishing third in points.
As a child, Byron followed NASCAR and attended his first race at Martinsville Speedway in 2006. He became a regular on iRacing and began real-world racing in U.S. Legend Cars in 2013, winning 33 races and the U.S. Legend Young Lions National Championship. He moved to full-size stock cars in 2014, then competed across ARCA, CARS Super Late Model, and NASCAR Whelen series in 2015, earning six wins, five poles, and the ARCA Menards Series East championship.
Outside racing, Byron is passionate about education, faith, and community service. He studies strategic communication online at Liberty University, became an Eagle Scout in 2015, and received the Good Scout Award from the Mecklenburg County Boy Scouts of America in 2017. Away from school and the racetrack, he enjoys sports, fitness, iRacing, and golf, and follows the Carolina Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes.
Key Features
- Fully assembled with no additional items needed
- Reaches speeds of 20+ mph
- Recharge in about an hour and race for up to 20 minutes
- Designed to survive hard impacts
- Can be tuned and upgraded like a real Cup car
- High-traction all-wheel drivetrain
- Durable composite chassis
- Independent suspension with oil-filled coil-over shocks
- Enclosed drivetrain with metal ring and pinion
- Functional front splitter and rear diffuser
- Reliable high-quality hex hardware
- Spektrum 2S LiPo battery and easy-to-use USB charger included
- Spektrum SLT2 2-channel 2.4 GHz radio system
- Spektrum SLT 2-in-1 25A waterproof ESC and receiver
- Spektrum SX110 waterproof metal-geared servo
Specifications
| Model | LOS1122524 |
| Scale | 1/12 |
| Vehicle Type | On-road NASCAR RC race car |
| Make | NASCAR |
| Body | Painted and decaled Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 |
| Completion Level | Ready-to-run |
| Assembly | No assembly required |
| Drivetrain | AWD |
| Steering | 2WS |
| Drive Type | Forward, brake, reverse |
| Differential | Gear |
| Suspension | Independent |
| Power System | 2S electric |
| Battery | 2S LiPo included |
| Charger | Included USB charger |
| Connector | IC2 |
| Motor | 380 brushed, 28-turn |
| Motor Class | Mid-size |
| Pinion | 19T |
| Spur Gear | 59T |
| Gear Pitch | Mod-0.5 |
| Final Drive Ratio | 7.76 |
| Internal Gear Ratio | 2.50 |
| ESC and Receiver | Spektrum SLT 2-in-1, 25A waterproof |
| Radio | Spektrum SLT2 2.4 GHz included |
| Servos | Spektrum SX110 waterproof metal-geared servo included |
| Top Speed | 20+ mph |
| Product Length | 15.2 in |
| Product Width | 6.8 in |
| Product Height | 4.3 in |
| Wheelbase | 8.9 in |
| Wheel Hex Size | 8 mm |
| Battery Tray | 102 mm x 34 mm |
| Product Weight | Approximately 33.0 oz with battery |
| Run Time | Approximately 20 minutes |
| Technology | SLT protocol, Smart |

