Maltese remote-controlled car enthusiast Warren Azzopardi has officially set a new national record after reaching an incredible speed of 303km/h in just nine seconds.The impressive achievement took place on 19th July 2025 during a competition in Sicily, where Warren pushed his Arrma GT Perfect Pass remote-controlled car to extraordinary speeds.Despite its small size, the high-performance vehicle managed to reach speeds comparable to those of some of the world’s fastest supercars, making the achievement all the more remarkable. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Lovin Malta (@lovinmalta)The record has now been recognised by The Malta Records, which presented Warren with official recognition for his accomplishment.The achievement marks a new national milestone in remote-controlled car speed running, a motorsport discipline in which enthusiasts compete to reach the highest possible speeds using specially prepared remote-controlled vehicles.Warren’s record-breaking run highlights the engineering, precision and skill involved in pushing these miniature machines to their limits.Congratulations, Warren, on this incredible achievement! Credit: The Malta Records, Warren Azzopardi •