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<\/a>After school Toni Rheinard successfully completed an apprenticeship as a wholesale and retail salesman, where he worked for several years. At the end of 2008, he grabbed the first opportunity to become self-employed. He founded the RC car trading company ToniSport. Right from the beginning he became the general importer of an upcoming new brand from Hong Kong called SpeedPassion. The company is famous for its motors as well as speed controllers and batteries. Just before that Marc Rheinard became second time world champion with one of the motors of this company.<\/p>\n From that point on Tonisport expanded its product range constantly. Soon the company sold and imported products of RC car brands such as Xenon, Hobbywing or SpecR. One of his biggest coups Toni succeeded in 2011. In this year he took over the import of Yokomo, a brand that just was preparing to build on previous successes. Before that, things were little quiet around the Japanese company, whose name was closely associated in Germany with the legendary Keil-DTM. The various Yokomos, from K1 to K2, being lovingly called Yoghurt Bowls, have been known by almost every RC car driver in the 90s. In 2009 it was especially Ronald V\u00f6lker drawing attention to the brand in Germany and Europe by his move of joining the Team Yokomo also achieving a multitude of victories. Since season 2011\/12 Team Yokomo is also main sponsor of the Euro Touring Series (ETS).<\/p>\n A very special place in the company’s products has the brand of four-time world champion Marc Rheinard MR33. For years now Marc is selling a series of RC car accessories and other helpful products under this brand name, starting from shock oil over bags to tools. MR obviously are Marc\u00b4s initials, but somebody might not know that 33 was his registration number during his second World Cup title in Bangkok 2008, where he celebrated a legendary success over the Japanese Atsushi Hara. This is how the brand name came up. While visiting the shop a new delivery of MR33 products just had arrived.<\/p>\n What many today do not know: Toni himself was for years one of the best RC car drivers in Germany. In 2009 he even became European Champion in the Tamiya Top Stock class, while his brother Marc took the European Champion Title in the M-Chassis class. That same year the two brothers travelled together to the Tamiya World Championships in Japan. 2005 Toni became German Touring Car Campion Modified in Berlin. He was the first driver in Europe, who defeated his brother Marc after his World Cup victory in 2004. These days the product range of the company includes more than 7.000 option and spare parts. On the grounds of his father at the Schillerring in Andernach, Toni has recently expanded his warehouse with a space of almost 200m\u00b2. Two full-time employees are at his side: Uli Metzler and Tobias Baumbach, complemented by the support of his mother Elke.<\/p>\n Toni is trying to fulfill himself another dream: Setting up his own indoor track. Assisted by his father Uwe, whose former racetrack, the Motodrom at the F\u00fcllscheuer, has not been forgotten even after 15 years after its closure, Toni Rheinard points out: \u201cThe plans are quite concrete, but it takes time and careful preparation to find an appropriate venue\u201d.<\/p>\n We are already curious about it, but one thing is for sure, if the Rheinards face such a project, the track will be something special.\u00a0 \u201cAn on- and offroad track including our shop and business \u2013 that would be ideal\u201d says Toni Rheinard to BRCNEWS<\/strong><\/em><\/span> at the end.<\/p>\n Many times BRCNEWS<\/strong><\/em><\/span> was asked, to publish the report „Eine Erfolgsstory: Das Unternehmen Tonisport<\/span><\/a>“ in English.\u00a0 Ok! Here it is!<\/p>\n Vielfach ist in den vergangenen Tagen der Wunsch an BRCNEWS<\/strong> <\/em><\/span>herangetragen worden, den Bericht auch in einer englischen Version zu ver\u00f6ffentlichen. Diesem Wunsch kommen wir hier nach.<\/p>\n Zur deutschen Version des Textes geht es hier lang:<\/p>\n<\/a>Tonisport Grows<\/h4>\n
<\/a>As an importer of RC car equipment Toni nowadays supplies dealers and major customers in many European countries. As an online retailer, he also sells directly to end customers throughout Europe and even to other continents like America and Asia. The product range is continuously growing. Since 2013, the products of VBC Racing belong to his offer. Products of MuchMore, for years the main <\/a>supplier of stock motors of the Euro Touring Series, also occupy a large space on stock. With the European distribution of the Volante tires, produced by MuchMore and also being the obligatory tire in the ETS since the upcoming season, the presence of MuchMore in the <\/a>company is even stronger. Additionally ToniSport is general importer for RC-RIDE, who delivered tires for the Euro Touring Series for years, both for the touring car classes as well as the booming formula class. (Since a few months ToniSport also started the distribution of the brand XRAY who is also a big part of the ETS family).<\/p>\nMR33 – A Brand with a Special Status<\/strong><\/h4>\n
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\nEven today, the older one of the two Rheinard brothers still knows how to handle the radio. With his clean riding style he still is able to drive lap times like the top drivers. He has always had the talent for setting up an RC Car perfectly and he has not forgotten it to this day, as evidenced by the many successes of his prot\u00e9g\u00e9 Yannic Pr\u00fcmper.<\/p>\nTonisport Today<\/h4>\n
<\/a>For years, Toni is also operating as a sponsor of RC car Racing. The recently launched Tonisport Onroad Series (TOS) is actually now moving in its second season, represented in both the west and the north division. The TOS additionally takes place in Austria once a year. Furthermore the MAC Adenau organizes the Tonisport Winter Cup on the Eifelring in Leimbach, next to the famous N\u00fcrburgring. In January 2016 Tonisport is the main sponsor of the legendary MCSS Open in Althengstett.<\/p>\nThe Big Dream \u2013 Setting up his own Indoor Track<\/h4>\n
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