Rotary engine’s are unique in their own way. Most of the track days I attend do not have many rotary powered cars, so its kind of like the cool unknown.
Check out the 13b and the way it’s built. This is a great tutorial for anyone who wishes to rebuild their engine, which is never a bad thing

Sometime this winter, my good friend and fellow photographer Alok Paleri called me, asking “hey dude, would you like to spend a whole day drifting you car on snow?”. Well of course, long discussions and persuasions followed until, 7 seconds later, I said “yeah, of course!”.

As described in the blog post from last weekend, we will hold a 2 day drift fun event in Pouilly, France.

Now since we will organize some fun competitions and side events we would like to know what you want.

Do you just want two days of free driving?
Or maybe some workshops on the side?
Would you be interested in instructions?

Whatever you want us to organise, post it here and we see what we can do.

Damn I am starting to get the itch for not being able to drift.
Especially when I see this:

(Deutsch) I am proud to announce you the first proper Speed Industries Drift Days for 2012.

Yes I know we already have some drift events in Anneau du Rhin going on but this will be different.
Think of it as something like a drift matsuri or awesomefest.

Go inside the article for more details, NOW!

I stubled accross this old picture I took in AdR. And im loving it, so its now available as a wallpaper !

We are currently in the process of opening more events for registration.
In the meantime you should really consider to sign up for this one:

Track: Nürbrugring Nordschleife
Date: 19.03.12
Price: 399.- Euro
Driving from 8.30 to 16.30

Registration is here.

Last night me and the boys started some work on the PS13.

Check inside for the Speed Industries top tip.

Do you know the anime Initial D?
Well I guess so.

Here is what the track looks in the real world.
They made quite a good copy in the series.

Well I recently had a few chances to drive something a bit different from the scooby I normally drive for a weekend. As one of the cars in question also happened to look pretty good (at least in my opinion) I of course had to do a little photoshoot. Being interested in pretty much anything with an internal combustion engine in it, it goes without saying that I also tested all its abilities pretty thouroughly so thinking about this week’s photo friday, I thought why not just have a go at a bit of a car review. So I present to you, the Mercedes-Benz CLS500: