SPRING DRIFT MATSURI 2010: Too many photos of instant yakisoba
10-05-2010 3:39 amFor those of you who took some time to watch the live camera feed, here’s how it looked from the other side!
22 CommentsFor those of you who took some time to watch the live camera feed, here’s how it looked from the other side!
22 CommentsIt’s Drift Matsuri time again! Once again, unfortunately for you guys, I spent more time messing around behind the wheel than I did holding a camera.
I guess that makes these pictures all the more special.
This time around, the G1 Grand Prix event was held on the Friday rather than the end of the event on Sunday, so I left for Fukushima on Thursday afternoon. First though, it was into the local Super Autobacs for some foaming window cleaner and a spare exhaust gasket.
25 CommentsSee this picture? That’s a still taken from the live camera view of East Course at Ebisu Circuit back when Koyama-san was doing some shakedown work on the Team Orange time attack Lanevo.
Why am I posting this, you ask?
Drift Matsuri starts today at Ebisu Circuit, which means 34 hours of drifting! While this isn’t exactly the best place to see the action from, it’s still worth a look.
To watch from this camera, you can either copy this address into your browser: http://www.stickam.jp/profile/ebisu24_east
Or you could just click here!
To start the live video feed, click on the button in the middle of the screen that says “ライブを見る”.
Here’s the fun part. To make this a bit more interactive, I’ll make sure to appear on there at exactly midday at Japanese time on Saturday, which is 8:00PM PST on Friday night for the guys who live on the West Coast of America.
22 Comments2004年のエビスD1、戸ケ崎功治さんのAE86です。
25 CommentsThe latest drift Tengoku DVD came out yesterday, and it contains the all-foreigner G1 Grand Prix event segment that I posted about last month.
Benny Mack asked what he should do if his car didn’t have enough power to link the course. Kumakubo responded by making a violent kicking motion with his left foot.
10 CommentsI really like taking photos, but I like drifting too. The one thing that’s pretty much impossible to do though, is combine them both and take a decent panning shot of yourself while you’re drifting.
A whole lot of static photos of the Mark II would be kind of boring, so Andy from Powervehicles recently supplied me with some pics that he took on Ebisu’s Nishi Course and at Nikko Circuit.
34 CommentsGood morning!
Just like last time, I spent the night in the car. The Mark II is a bit roomier than the Skyline was though. That’s an orange tarpaulin over the windscreen, if you were wondering.
22 CommentsLast summer’s Drift Matsuri (click here for Saturday and here for Sunday’s pics) was a relatively quiet event compared to years past, so I was hoping that this year’s Autumn Matsuri would be a bit more fun.
Sure enough, it was.
What’s not fun about the event though, is the early morning start. Although, it is nice to drive through parts of Tokyo in one minute when it would normally take twenty in peak hour.
18 CommentsCheck out this yansha Z10 Soarer I saw when I was driving at Ebisu Circuit last week.
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