For three years Portugal had an AE86-only trohpy. This particular shot is from an 1987 at the street circuit of Vila do Conde. I will bring you guys more information on the next few days. In the meanwhile, enjoy.

The stillborn NSX successor presented by Honda back in 2008 has made its way into the 2010 Super GT season. Powered by a 3.4L engine FR layout, it is supposed to output 500hp or around that, as per GT500 regulations.
Now, why do they race a car that will never be sold is still a mystery to everyone.

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Stirling Moss, Jochen Mass, Bobby Rahal. BMW Batmobile, a couple of Matras, Amon F1 cars and all sorts of vintage racecars.

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Yes! I bought a 1987 AE86. Because of this a new page will be avaliable in a couple of days at the top right corner of this blog. There you’ll find the spec sheet, mods, pictures and so on.

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Every year the final race of the year is held at the unique street circuit of Macau. The WTCC venue has been present in the late eighties and early nineties, coming back strong again in 2005.

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Its never enough to talk about the Golden Age of rallying: the 80’s and the Group B beasts. However, I’m going to let the cars do the talk, screams and growls. I’ve gathered 3 videos with pure sound, found on Youtube.

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We will be bringing a few stories about this amazing track on the following weeks. This track deserves to live on forever, but instead the Belgian Court has decided to ban races there for the next 17 years!

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Polyphony have released a video showing the Toyota FT-86 ingame.

The video shows a brief image of the engine bay, containing a D-4S engine in it, which means two injectors per cylinder.

On the 24th of September over 3 million pounds worth of some of the worlds best supercars turned up at Edinburgh airport for the “Race the Runway” event.

48 Cars took place at a price of £250 a head (and limited spectator tickets at £50), which helped raise over £16,000 (25,000 USD) to go towards supporting the The Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice and St Columbia’s  Hospice, and will now doubt help raise the quality of life of those suffering from devastating illnesses.

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