Mad Mike’s 26b quad rotor fd3s was out at Hampton the other weekend along with a host of other d1nz drifters cars entertaining the v8 super tourer crowd in between races with what he does best, drifting. So we thought we would share a few photos of this tyre killing beast. Continue reading
Posted in Feature Car
Tagged 26B, Drift, Drifting, Hampton Downs, MADBUL, New Zealand, quad rotor, Rotary, rx7
Mobara circuit, about two hours east of Tokyo, was the location for the final round of MSC-hosted competitions this year. The event was judged by professional drivers, including the world famous Orido Manabu who also got a bit of track time in his Ridox Supra. There were individual, tsuiso (chase) style, and triple tsuiso team events, with plenty of non-stop action throughout the day.
We’re back with more shots from the recent drift/grip festival hosted by Tec-Art’s at Nikko Circuit. Cars were divided into three classes, with practice sessions all morning, and competition in the afternoon. The event was also covered by Japanese tuning magazine G-Works, so our readers in Japan can look for that in their next issue. As for our photos, check the rest out below.
AE86 tuning shop Tec-Art’s hosted an open track day at Nikko Circuit. There was an interesting variety of cars that turned up for the event, which split the track time between drift and grip. The weather was a bit sketchy at times, but there was no shortage of circuit action. Some highlights after the jump.
Hori Dori #4 was yesterday, and what a day! here is a selection of photos from the morning session. Continue reading
Dropped by Mobara Twin Circuit just long enough to catch a few practice rounds of the D1 Street Legal Central Division event. How about a quick look?
Posted in Photostrip, Raced
Tagged 180sx, 240sx, chiba, D1 street legal, Drift, japan, mobara twin circuit, Nissan, photostrip, Raced, silvia, skyline, toyota
The real deal… Enjoy.
New Zealand grass roots drifting at its finest Continue reading
Here’s a quick gallery of the photos we took at the most recent Hori Dori drift day. Don’t worry a few more will be up if you don’t see your car.
Also one of the Track to Street team is working on an article involving our times over the past few Hori Dori days, so stay tuned for that.
