Spent my Christmas and New Years in Hong Kong and saw a few cool cars!
This is just a short post with a few shots, as the roads look very different to here i... Read More.
Some previous unreleased shots, and a few you may have seen in my WTAC Show' n Shine post, of our long time Zen friend, Melanie Raimundo.
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Race Day! Friday of two days of racing at WTAC. The pits were buzzing with activity, oil being changed and tyre pressures adjusted.
With the Zen ten... Read More.
Having never shot drifting before, WTAC was the perfect place to begin!
Scheduled at the end of the day, while the sunset over the hills, and well into night... Read More.
For most, World Time Attack consists of only the two race days on Friday and Saturday. Having come up to Sydney almost a week earlier, my WTAC felt much longer ... Read More.
The Show & Shine is a staple of WTAC every year, and is probably the highest calibre show within the Australian late-model car scene!
With cars from all ... Read More.
A sunny Sunday morning, an hour and a half cruise down Melbourne's coastal highways, arriving at an international Grand Prix standard track facility with a 120 ... Read More.
I'm sure many of us can attest to the notion of cars being art, but rarely is that idea so succinctly illustrated like it was at the HOODS Melbourne exhibition.... Read More.
The large scale show scene has been something of a foreign area to me since Autosalon's final show in 2011, and the Melbourne Motor Show getting the axe all tho... Read More.
This past weekend, the Nugget Nationals held their dyno day for the year at Weltmeister in the far Eastern suburbs of Melbourne. In a racing league based around... Read More.
The start of April saw EXE and Nugget Nationals' first track day of the calender. Admittedly I hadn't been to Winton since this time last year, despite my grand... Read More.
It's been a few months, I've been out of action due to some life drama and a small incident between my car and an embankment.
But I'm back, and one of the ev... Read More.
