Truckers

Matt Higgins

Matt has over 25 years of experience in RC and has worked professionally in media for over a decade. Matt is the former Editor-in-chief of a “mainstream” RC corporate magazine and website. Matt’s belief that the RC community—hobbyists and manufacturers alike—deserves better and that media should be above the influence, inspired him to create RC Truck Stop and RCTruckStop.com.

David Maffucci

David has been racing RC trucks since the Tamiya Nissan King Cab came out in 1989. A true enthusiast, he is involved in several aspects of this great hobby. David has coordinated a number of points series race events at local tracks, is a contributing writer for magazines and online hobby websites, club races as often as possible and still knows how to have fun with RC and good friends. David own and operates Visionary Computer.

Christopher Oswald

Christopher, a professional automotive technician, has been a RC enthusiast for over 20 years and resides in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. In addition to racing, scale crawling and high speed parking lot bashing are some of his favorite ways to enjoy RC. When he isn’t racing or bashing, Christopher contributes articles on a variety of topics to magazines and online forums around the web. Christopher has his own personal project showcase website “R/C Modz Full Throttle” where you can find some of his custom rigs.

Steve Semeraro (1972-2012)

Steve has been in the hobby for the good part of 25 years. He has been a racer the entire time and a part of the RC community. His other RC credits have included being hobby shop manager for several years, as well as a factory team driver for Schumacher and Viper RC Solutions. Steve believes in growing the hobby for future RC hobbyists to come. In addition to his RC experience, Steve has 15 years of CNC programming and setup to his credit.
It is always sad when someone passes before their time, and it is, of course, that much more bitter when the death is unexpected. Steve was a popular figure in the New England RC racing scene and well known for his good nature and quick sense of humor as well as his constant desire to help others. We thank Steve for his work on RC Truck Stop. He will be sincerely missed.–Matt

Jay Kennedy

Jay has been in the RC hobby from almost every angle. He has been racing RC competitively for the past six years and has been working on RC cars since he was a kid. Jay has a deep belief that the RC hobby is one of the best hobbies for kids and parents alike because the hobby teaches you respect and responsibility and is a great bonding opportunity. He loves to help guide others and pass on the knowledge that he has acquired from others over the years.