JDM Allstars Drifting – Teeside – 15-3-08 – BEST burnout
JDM Allstars Drifting – Teeside – 16-30-08 – 2 Video Rating: 0 / 5
Nick Hogan Formula D Qualifying accident
Nick Hogan hits a wall during a qualifying session at irwindale speedway. Video Rating: 3 / 5
Drift Mechanik’s Keep Drifting Fun
Will Roegge brings out another amazing grassroots drifting video, this time with the help of Joshua Herron!
Automotive Events in 2010
Quick question for our readers, fans, and members: What events are you looking forward to in 2010?
Any and all events, big or small – lets hear about them! It can be a show, a meet, a track event… lets hear it!
Non Stop Tuning Anniversary Drift & Show
While most of the country was snowed in, Houston was getting sideways! Thanks to Non Stop Tuning for hosting the 5 Year Anniversary Drift & Show. This was one of the bigger events I’ve seen, especially this early in the year. This coverage is definitely worth checking out! I’ll link you up to all the great coverage!
My Coverage: http://www.stanceworks.com/786motoring/?p=93
More @ 786 Motoring: http://www.stanceworks.com/786motoring/
LOTS more @ MayDayGarage.com: http://maydaygarage.com/
Late Night VW Love!
I’m browsing late in the evening and I come across some inspiring photography from Joachim Naess – check his site for more great work!
Don’t forget to click the “more” button below to see the rest!
Vintage Super Silhouette
Wow, this is golden! If you aren’t familiar with Super Silhouette races, they were held as part of the Fuji Grand Championship series between 1979 and 1984 and followed Group 5 Standards. There were very few regulations during this time and cars generally would only share the same basic “Silhouette” as production cars(which is where “Super Silhouette” comes from). What I loved about these cars was how over the top they were! If you’ve ever wondered where the Bosozoku style originated from, it probably started here as enthusiasts wanted to bring this aggressive styling to their street cars!
Be sure to click “more” to see the rest of the photos!
Pop My Trunk: JDM Edition
I was talking to a friend today and somehow we got on the topic of popped trunks in rap music, etc. You know which ones I’m talking about – the raised up trunk lids with the obnoxious slogans written with neon lights! He told me that in Japan, a new trend has come about in drifting… the popped trunk! I wonder if this happened by an accidental broken trunk latch or if it was done on purpose. Only the most aggressive entry will cause the trunk to catch air!
Rice Nostalgia: All Clear Tails
If you’re a little older (or you’ve got older friends) then you probably remember the glory days of rice. You grew up in the ’90s when bodykits, altezzas, and graphics were cool. “The Fast and The Furious” didn’t introduce you to anything new – it only confirmed what you’ve thought was cool for years! Alot of times when I talk to older guys we’ll talk about the “good ol’ days” and laugh about how silly we were back then. The term rice gets thrown around fondly, almost as if it weren’t a bad thing. There is a bit of nostalgia for us.
I thought it’d be fun to throw up some fun throwback images! I’m not asking you to like these cars, but just think back with me and consider where we’ve been, where we are, and where we’re going. Hell, it might make a comeback like bell bottoms did! To be honest, if you look around these days you’ll see plenty of classic rice modifications being introduced slowly back into the scene.
