Showing posts with label vitaly sopkin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vitaly sopkin. Show all posts
Friday, April 29, 2011
XDC Videos: Vitaly Sopkin
I'm finding a lot of video, I just need to get permission to post it here for everyone. Check back for more!
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
TBF Night Event: April 2, 2011.
More photos!
Started out in daylight, ironically.
Body Roll!
Gerald really putting those new wheels to good use.
Dustin taking the M3 out for the last time
Smokey
George had a little off track adventure....
Nice old school flavor between Scott's S13 and Amanda's FC3S:
More Gerald
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Suffering from e-brake gremlins :(
West track CCW, this is a configuration i've done before and actually linked the tight section for the first time!
Last photo credit to www.hartjephotography.com
all other photos credited to Jeong Jung.
Started out in daylight, ironically.
Body Roll!
Gerald really putting those new wheels to good use.
Dustin taking the M3 out for the last time
Smokey
George had a little off track adventure....
Nice old school flavor between Scott's S13 and Amanda's FC3S:
More Gerald
Panda Mobile
Suffering from e-brake gremlins :(
West track CCW, this is a configuration i've done before and actually linked the tight section for the first time!
Last photo credit to www.hartjephotography.com
all other photos credited to Jeong Jung.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
XDC Day One
We got to the Track early to set up our pit area [Thank you JT.]
& set up the s13.4 for the first practice session.
George and his family were there right on time as well.
All the Arizona drivers ended up pitting next to each other. The Elevens' cars were looking so gangster and ready to Do Work. You can see Sam Yousif in the background unloading his LS1 350Z.
Practice started:
Ben Kunk
"Odi" Backhis
Jeff Abbot
Chelsea DeNofa
On Vitaly's first run he kicked the clutch, & having never been on a bank of any sort before, it caught him a little off gaurd.
George was getting back in the swing of things, earning his nickname as the Lumberjack.
Chris Forsberg was there with his completely comp-spec four seater M, laying down crazy v8 sedan runs.
Carlos Estrella hit the lower wall quite hard. Fortunately he was back out there for the afternoon session.
Vitaly's second run went like so:
Neddless to say his spirits were down. Luckily we had Dan & Kelly trackside keeping him in the car and continuing to do laps, not letting him be defeated by this huge blow to his confidence.
A little crowbar and slegde hammer time later, along with some humorous vinyl to lighten the mood, and it was time for session 2. After that, he was himself again.
Back in form!
We'll finish up Day One tommorow. Check ya later, brah.
& set up the s13.4 for the first practice session.
George and his family were there right on time as well.
All the Arizona drivers ended up pitting next to each other. The Elevens' cars were looking so gangster and ready to Do Work. You can see Sam Yousif in the background unloading his LS1 350Z.
Practice started:
Ben Kunk
"Odi" Backhis
Jeff Abbot
Chelsea DeNofa
On Vitaly's first run he kicked the clutch, & having never been on a bank of any sort before, it caught him a little off gaurd.
George was getting back in the swing of things, earning his nickname as the Lumberjack.
Chris Forsberg was there with his completely comp-spec four seater M, laying down crazy v8 sedan runs.
Carlos Estrella hit the lower wall quite hard. Fortunately he was back out there for the afternoon session.
Vitaly's second run went like so:
Neddless to say his spirits were down. Luckily we had Dan & Kelly trackside keeping him in the car and continuing to do laps, not letting him be defeated by this huge blow to his confidence.
A little crowbar and slegde hammer time later, along with some humorous vinyl to lighten the mood, and it was time for session 2. After that, he was himself again.
Back in form!
We'll finish up Day One tommorow. Check ya later, brah.
Monday, August 30, 2010
All Star Car Battle - Aug. 28th, 2010
Last weekend was the biggest Pro-Am competition (prize money wise) in the U.S. EVER.
1st place - $6,000
2nd place - $3,000
3rd place - $1,500
Our sponsored driver, Danny Le, did so amazing and got 4th place. Two other locals got 3rd and 2nd, so PHX did pretty well. i found some pictures on Matt Chandler!s Flickr so go there to check them out.
here is a sample:
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