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This year is promising to be the most exciting season in D1 yet, as more foreign drivers make the trek over to Japan to participate in the series. This past weekend, while I was covering the Mooneyes Street Car Nationals in Odaiba, D1 hit Autopolis for Round 2 of the 2010 championship where Suenaga took first spot with his soon to be retired RX-7. He
The roads of Southern California are filled with vintage cars of all types, from lowriders and hot rods, to restored muscle cars. A question that might come to mind is just where people find the parts to build these things. Well, a good number of them come from the car-specific swap meets, like the ones held at the Long Beach Veterans Stadium each month
Everyone know's that feeling. The feeling of being in the fresh morning air, one of the first to arrive at the circuit. You get out of your car; you stretch, you yawn and you begin to take in the sights around you. There is a certain atmosphere at that hour of the morning, an atmosphere which can be felt at every single event, regardless of discipline
The new 500 we saw last week might be the retro car of the moment but let's not forget the real car it is "based" on. No sooner had I picked up the little Esseesse a car collector friend of mine dropped over my place with his original 500 F along Shimizu-san of T.C. Garage, one of the most well know Fiat 500 importers and tuners in Japan
I'm sure I'm not alone here in my excitement at the return of Michael Schumacher to the world's top form of racing. He is, after all, the master of racing masters. I was sure that he was going to show all the young bucks who is boss from the get-go. But so far the "return of the king" has been a bit lackluster. While Michael hasn't
I was glad to see that my coverage of the Mopar Spring Fling in Van Nuys went over pretty well, so here's a final batch of shots from Woodley Park last Sunday. Up above we have a pristine example of Plymouth's upmarket version of the Road Runner, the GTX. Hotchkis Suspension had a large booth at the show with a few of their project vehicles
Now to continue Grand Prix of Long Beach coverage with some race action from the American LeMans series. The last time I'd shot ALMS was at Laguna Seca last year, so I'd had an itch for some sports car action for a while. What better place to take in some American Le Mans than on the streets of Long Beach? Here the #90 M3 takes turn one during
It's been a very long few days, feel's like weeks ago we departed Ireland for Manchester. Since Friday we've clocked up around 1500KMS and we still have four and a half hour drive before we get to the boat to sail home tonight. I thought I'd share some shots from the weekend before we hit the road once more. Pictured above is Dan Chapman's
Peering down from the 14th floor of the hotel, you can just see the car show that is Import Reactor. The top floor is visible is just a one third of the actual car show. The show continues down two more floors! But, as you make you way to the car show in the parking garage, you pass through the hotel's valet parking which is filled with a plethora
A weekend long Anime convention coupled with a weekend long car show. What a brilliant idea. Who would've thought that the idea would actually work, and work well? This is definitely NOT an import car, but anything this slammed gets the thumbs up in my book! Not a fan of the visual aesthetics of this Supra, but I'm damn sure that this car would