FINAL ROUND: D1GP at Fuji
03-11-2008 11:00 pmDragging a two-day event out into an entire week’s worth of content might be pushing it a bit, so here’s the final coverage of the final round.
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5 CommentsDragging a two-day event out into an entire week’s worth of content might be pushing it a bit, so here’s the final coverage of the final round.
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5 CommentsTwenty pics of eye-candy from the practice and qualifying sessions.
2 CommentsHere’s something that has probably puzzled car fans for years. Why do Japanese people make that vee motion on videos and in photos? Here’s why: (more…)
3 CommentsYou may be wondering if Naoto Suenaga was able to make it back out on the track after his heavy hit of the tyre barrier during Friday’s practice. Team Orange put in a lot of hard work and actually manageed to get the car into an agreeable state, just as long as you were only looking at it from the grandstands and not any closer. The funniest thing however, was what they did about the missing wing mirror. (more…)
2 CommentsThe weather was less than agreeable, but a bit of rain can’t stop drifting, even if (more…)
Comments Off on EVENT: D1 Grand Prix Final at Fuji Speedway, Day OneCongratulations to Masao Suenaga and Team RE Amemiya.
1 CommentToday at Fuji Speedway was, as they say here in Japan, “heavy wet”.
Regardless of the scary conditions, a majority of the drivers made their way out to the track to get in some valuable track time. Unfortunately, some drivers had the conditons get the better of them, like Team Orange’s Naoto Suenaga.
He was not injured, and the Orange crew are still at the track pounding away at the bodywork to get the Impreza somewhat respectable and ready for tomorrow’s practice and qualifying.
2 CommentsIt’s off to D1 Grand Prix at Fuji Speedway tomorrow for the first practice day, so here’s something from last year’s Option DVD coverage of Fuji.
When I saw a camera aiming through the windscreen during the press rides, I gave the standard “peace” signs before switching to the somewhat more risqué “shocker”. Only the shocker made it into the video. Work that one out.
Video stills copyright Sunpros Co., Ltd.
3 Comments“Bajin” Tokita, “Yokohama bosozoku” Kunny, and “Shihainin” Kumakubo.
Comments Off on DRIVERS: City punks and country kidsKenji Takayama practice runs, Ebisu Circuit Minami course, 11th October 2008.
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