LADIES EIGHTY ONE: Blue on blue
05-10-2012 1:16 amShe owns it and drifts it too.
5 CommentsShe owns it and drifts it too.
5 CommentsThis S14 belongs to Ohana from Team Magician. It returned to the pits at Nikko Circuit with an extremely lumpily-running engine and wafts of smoke coming from under the bonnet.
3 CommentsNikko Circuit’s heavily cambered track edges can make for some fun drifting if you mess around with them. While it’s not something that most drivers normally do, standing near the final corner and egging them on does seem to help a bit. Here’s a few pics from a TGS track day earlier this year.
First up are Funky Racing’s Subleader and Gojappe.
12 CommentsThat moment when you’re going through your photos and take a closer look at a particularly action-filled one…
13 CommentsI wasn’t a huge fan of the Mark X when it first came out, but now that people are doing this sort of thing to them, I might have to reconsider.
マークXには、ベンツブラックが「怖カッコイイ」ですね。ドケーッ!!
7 CommentsNow here’s a good waste of time! While they’ve already done Street View maps of a few other racing tracks around the world, such as Laguna Seca and Mt Panorama, Google Maps now has Street View of some of the major circuits in Japan. What’s even better is that they haven’t just lapped around the circuit itself (or at all, in the case of Fuji Speedway), but also driven through the pits and interesting surrounding parts of the track.
Link to: Tsukuba Circuit
Link to: Fuji Speedway
Link to: Suzuka Circuit
Link to: Autopolis
Google マップのストリートビューで日本のサーキットをチェックして見て!
6 CommentsWhile you’re waiting for your class to have a session when at a track day at Nikko Circuit, finding a spare passenger seat to ride in is a pretty good way to pass the time. Here’s how it looks while enjoying some close action with former D1 driver Yasushi Wakamatsu.
3 CommentsI visited a Soarer-only drift event at Mobara a little while ago, but some the photos might be getting used in a magazine, so here’s a preview pic of some “Soarer life” for now.
4 CommentsApparently, Kawashima visited Newstyle and said that Niiyan hadn’t cut enough of the fender, and the wheel wasn’t sticking out far enough. This was the result.
For those who were asking, yes the tyre holds air and no, those aren’t custom double bead wheels, just standard Leon Hardiritt Bugels.
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