Honda just released this picture of their 2010 SuperGT entry. The Honda HSV-10 GT will replace the Honda NSX and is powered by a 3.4 liter V8 with more than 500bhp. It will debut at the SuperGT opener on the 20 th of March, but I'm sure there will be more info released by Honda before that. This shot already looks promising, and I'm just glad
All our eyes are focused on the Red Bull World Drifting Championship, we would almost forget that the Spoon NSX-R is doing its round during the Macua GP . Mike featured the car already but not in the state it is now. The driver, Tatsuru Ichishima, crashed the car after qualifying in 9 th place. In the last corner he lost control and crashed the car
I was just browsing through some of the blogs I visit on a daily basis. One of them pointed me to a new website called HKS TV, It's some sort of HKS version of youtube. You can find all sorts of cool video's, from product reviews to onboard Time Attack video's of the HKS CT230R. Although everything is in Japanese you still get a good understanding
HKS USA just announced that they will have a Hyundai Genesis Coupe ready for the Sema show that will be held in November. The car is set to be released in the spring of 2009, but Hyundai already let HKS USA have a go at it. According to their press release, HKS will upgrade the engine with a GT Turbo, new internals, exhaust system, intake and a HKS
Thanks to Jimmyneutron on the UK GTR Register forum we can have a closer look at the Lexus LF-A race car. Lexus entered this car in the Nürburgring 24hr race this past weekend. It was still in disguise but we can clearly see how the actual car will look like in the end. This is going to be a serious contender for the Nissan GT-R. GTR Register forum
Found this on Germancarscene.com . A privately built Audi R8 will enter the Nurburgring 24h on the May 22nd. The engine size is decreased to 4.0L, producing 530HP @ 7.800 rpm and 480NM @ 7.000 rpm. Weight is 1.250kg. The exhaust system is custom made by Eisenmann, crankshaft by Omesa and pistons by Mahle. This is an effort by Michael Düchting,