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Entries for the 'Scion' Category
Mike Kojima posted on August 18, 2010 19:55 
By Mike Kojima, photos by Jeff Naeyaert
The Rockstar/Scion TC built by Papadakis Racing and driven by Tanner Foust is one of the most feared machine/driver combinations on the Formula D circuit. Tanner is currently sitting in Second in the 2010 Formula D points chase in a good position for the championship.
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MotoIQ posted on August 01, 2010 03:47
Check out Project Scion and her sister car taking 1st and 2nd place at Watkins Glen in World Challenge Touring Car class! Congratulations guys!
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Jeff Naeyaert posted on May 03, 2010 21:20
Check out this sweet video of our Project Scion shot at the Long Beach Grand Prix. Great in car camera shots show exactly how hard it is to drive on a street course. Looking at how little the driver can see to aid in positioning the car and even work in traffic will give you reasons to respect what Dan Gardner and Robert Stout do! This video is a must see. If there is interest we can post some more raw in car video at a later date.
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Mike Kojima posted on April 22, 2010 22:00
MotoIQ Staff Report Photos by Jeff Naeyaert
Team owner and driver Dan Gardner was the fastest Touring Car in MotoIQ's Project Scion tC, with Stout taking second position in its sister car. Neither driver had ever driven the course before, with both of the DG Spec drivers coming up to speed quickly on the unforgiving Long Beach street course.
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Jeff Naeyaert posted on April 01, 2010 21:08
TORRANCE, Calif. — This past weekend, at the World Challenge season opener in front of an estimated 150,000 fans, the DG-Spec Scion road racing team proved again that Scion is the real deal, even at the top of the pro ladder. Three podiums, and five awards of distinction were racked up by drivers Robert Stout and Dan Gardner, driving the number 18 and 36 DG-Spec Scion tC Touring Cars, respectively.
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Mike Kojima posted on February 18, 2010 17:09
By Mike Kojima
With our cage and safety equipment done on our Scion TC race car, it is time to do stuff to increase performance! The suspension on a road race car is critical for it to be competitive and we need to so some serious stuff on our car. Since our Scion TC is being built in its first stage for NASA's PTD class, we have some interesting factors that we have to consider.
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Jeff Naeyaert posted on January 29, 2010 16:57
By Jeff Naeyaert
Check out this cool video of our Project Scion shot at the NASA Six Hours of Thunder hill.
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Mike Kojima posted on December 16, 2009 20:23
By Mike Kojima
After Technosquare was done fabricating our cage we proceeded to paint the cage for corrosion resistance and a finished look.
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posted on October 14, 2009 15:54
MotoIQ Staff Report
Our Project Scion TC, fresh from its victory at the NASA PTC National Championships continued its winning streak by dominating in its inaugural outing in Speed World Challenge's new Touring Car 2 class last weekend October 9-11 at Mazda Speedway (Laguna Seca) in Monterey California, the seasons finale.
Veteran racer Scott Webb, took the win during the 50-minute Touring Car race. The TRD supercharged and intercooled Scion tC put on a great show for tens of thousands of fans, as he not only won the class, but actually mixed it up with the faster class TC cars. For Laguna Seca, team manager and two-time NASA national champion driver, Dan Gardner, had decided that Webb’s experience at the track made him the best fit to pedal the car.
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Mike Kojima posted on September 18, 2009 12:07
MotoIQ’s Project Scion tC Wins NASA PTC National Title! MotoIQ Staff Report Photos by www.headonphotos.net This past Sunday, our own Project Scion tC campaigned by the JD Scion Road Racing team put another mark in the history books, winning a second consecutive national championship in NASA’s Performance Touring series. Perhaps most impressive was the fact that the team started in dead last and managed to climb back through the field and win the race
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