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As I continue to dig through my photos from last week's Rev Speed Tsukuba Super Battle, I'm finding out just how much content there is to pull from this one event. In fact, I'm coming across photos of cars I don't even remember shooting, so I guess that shows how busy I was at the track. Sometimes I wish there was some kind of way to
You probably saw last week's post where I covered the 10 fastest cars from the 2008 Rev Speed Tsukuba Super Battle, and now it's time to take a look at some of the other notable cars from this year's event. One of the best things about the Rev Speed Time Attack is the variety of cars that come out to run. Whether its Evos and Imprezas, GT
Earlier this week we previewed the Formula D drivers that will be appearing in next weekend's Red Bull Drifting World Championship in Long Beach, and now its time for the second part where we'll take a look at the international drivers that are making the journey to California for the event. Although there were some conflicts in arranging D1GP
In the lead up to this month's Red Bull World Drifting Championship, we'd like to preview the cars and drivers that will be seen sliding around the Long Beach docks on November 15 and 16. For the first part we will be taking a quick look at Formula D drivers that will be appearing in the event. Even though the Red Bull event will include drivers
It's time to finish up our week-long look at the cars of the various international drift series as we examine some of the cars from the European Drift Championship. Before working on Speedhunters, I had only a vague knowledge of the EDC, but I have been learning more and more about the series and its cars over the past few months and have been quite
Snakes, Kangaroos, Koalas, and drifting. The adventurous Aussies have a love of drifting that can rival any other country in the world and when it comes to Australian drifting, the Toyo Tires Drift Australia Series is where you will find the country's best drivers and most serious drift cars. For this post we will be taking a look at some of the
Yesterday we took a look at some of the cars seen in Japan's top level D1GP series but now it's time to take a look at the other side of the Japanese drift spectrum. the MSC Challenge series. Since MSC is a grassroots level series filled with privateer drivers, you have to look at the MSC cars from a different viewpoint than the pro level cars
Over the course of this week will be doing a number of articles that showcase the cars of some of the various drift series around the world. It should give you a good idea of similarities and differences between some of the different series as well as some of the different takes on car builds. We will be showing both grassroots and pro level cars and
As the time attack movement continues to spread around the world, we want to showcase some of the different series and the types of cars that can be found in them. What better place to start than in the UK where the Time Attack Championship is done on a greater scale than anything in the United States or even Japan, the so-called "birthplace"
Now that we have had a look at the Tokyo Nostalgic Car Show itself, let's take a look at some of the cars that could be found in the halls of the Tokyo Big Sight. After all, cars ARE the reason people go to car shows right? When it comes to the classic car scene in Japan, Nissan is king. Sure there are plenty of restored and modified cars from Toyota