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Wes Dumalski posted on May 15, 2013 23:30

Global Time Attack - Round 1 - Road Atlanta
By Wes Dumalski
Quality images by Sarah Forst and mediocre shots by Wes Dumalski
Attacking time is a funny thing… All sorts of things happen during these 2 day race weekends and no one knows what mother nature or Newton has in store for us. This past weekend at Road Atlanta both of these personas had a chance to show us who's boss and utterly prove that we are in control of very little. In this case the Saturday forecast brought likely promises of rain and when the teams hit the track to sunny skies they were in a fury to set down fast laps as no one knew (not even the weather people; do they ever?) what would unfold. As luck would have it the rain held off and as teams pushed ever further it was Newton who would prevail on this day. Through 11 wins in a row and numerous track records the Professional Awesome EVO VII would turn its last laps in anger, its life cut short by Road Atlanta.
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Posted in: Magazine, Events, The Industry, Motorsports, Honda, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Scion, Subaru, 350Z, 370Z, EVO VIII, Car Related, Friends, Race Cars, Races & Shows, Street Cars, WRX, S2000, Impreza, Miata, GTR, Industry Insider, Videos, Time Attack, Whiteline, Time Attack Cars, STI, FR-S, Civic SI, 240SX
Wes Dumalski posted on February 12, 2013 00:00

Detailing 111: Wax Tech
by Connor Harrison
To many people, waxing is an annual hassle and the benefit is only temporarily appreciated. It is treated as something that isn’t really necessary, and only needs to be done if we’re getting spiffy for a night out on the town. Waxing once a year is simply not often enough (don’t believe what you see on TV)! Your car is under attack every time you drive it; all the dirt, tar, bug guts, bird poop, hard water, and acid rain work to degrade the finish of your vehicle. Your wax is your protection from these environmental offenders, and it wears away much sooner than you might think.
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Justin Banner posted on February 04, 2013 02:45

Motorsports and Charity: How Auto Enthusiasts Give Back
By Justin Banner
When it comes down to the needs of those less fortunate, Auto Enthusiasts take every opportunity to give back. Despite the costs of our hobby, our careers as drivers, and the little time we have; Auto Enthusiasts still give what they can. In this article, I will give your four examples of charity by Automotive and Motorsports Enthusiasts and Professionals. From the large car show put on by Motor4Toys to Road Race Engineering's 1st Annual Car Show Toy Drive for City of Hope. From Formula Drift putting on an event for Hurricane Sandy Relief to BJ Baldwin giving back to the Baja's orphanages, you'll see how Auto Enthusiasts give back!
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Sarah Forst posted on December 19, 2012 00:00

Evolution Dynamics Pikes Peak Edition Evo
By Sarah Forst & Wes Dumalski
F1 race car driver Stirling Moss once said "To achieve anything in this game, you must prepare to dabble in the boundary of disaster." Of course, he also broke both ankles and chipped four vertebrae after falling three stories down an elevator shaft a few years back so accidents can happen to anyone...
But how do you prepare for a floor routine that involves 14 somersaults 100 feet down a 45 degree abyss polluted with boulders? They don't call Turn 16 of the Pike's Peak course "Devil's Playground" for nothing. 12,500 feet up the side of the summit - just 1500 feet shy of the finish line - the corner features a steep unprotected cliff. Perhaps the asphalt leading up to the turn should be nicknamed Skidmark Alley.
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Posted in: Magazine, Tech, Features, Events, Feature Vehicles, Motorsports, Mitsubishi, EVO IX, EVO VIII, Friends, Travel & Events, Race Cars, Races & Shows, Videos, Time Attack
Sarah Forst posted on November 06, 2012 00:00

SEMA 2012 Wrapup
by Sarah Forst
SEMA 2012 invaded the Las Vegas Convention Center this past week. Every year, SEMA unveils the top cars, products, and trends to salivating auto enthusiasts. Follow MotoIQ around as we try to survive the hypermiler foot race during the day and the liver challenging networking at night. Get out your dirty sock - I'm about to recap SEMA for our MIQ readers.
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Justin Banner posted on October 16, 2012 23:14

MotoIQ Radio: FORMULA DRIFT RADIO: Voice of Formula Drift Jarod DeAnda, 2012 Formula Drift Championship Team Owner Bryan Bridges of Bridges Racing, and Joey Redmond of Wrecked Magazine
By Justin Banner & Kerryann De La Cruz
Oh, man, what a season! The 2012 Formula Drift Championship is in the books and we'll have the guy who built the car, the guy who called it, and one of the guys who wrote about it besides J-Bann. That's right, we'll start with the Voice of Formula Drift, Jarod DeAnda, but if you ask the guy who made his plack, it's Jerod DeAnda. Then we'll have Bryan Bridges of Bridges Racing on, he's the man behind the build of Robbie Nishida's and Daigo Saito's 2012 Formula Drift rides. Oh, yeah, that also means he's the 2012 Championship Team Owner! Finally, we'll have Joey Redmond of Wrecked Magazine on with us to discuss 2012, judging, and what we have in store for 2013. He's the man with an ear to the ground in Formula Drift, let's see what he's heard!
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Posted in: Magazine, Features, Events, Feature Vehicles, Motorsports, Lexus, Car Related, Friends, TV, Mags & Media, Race Cars, Races & Shows, Drift Cars, Looking Back, MotoIQ Radio, Drifting
Wes Dumalski posted on September 27, 2012 00:00

Global Time Attack Round 5 - Texas Edition
By Wes Dumalski
"Everything is bigger in Texas!" At least that's what they say... When I stepped off the plane my first destination was the bathroom. I unzipped with nervousness and as I relieved myself I realized that so far, the above cliche was completely untrue. After leaving the facilities with my head hung in shame I realized that something WAS bigger in Texas... The ASS whooping that Global Time Attack was going to deliver to the infield course at Texas Motor Speedway!
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Wes Dumalski posted on September 05, 2012 00:11

Guest Driver Blog: Daniel O'Donnell of Professional Awesome
By Daniel O'Donnell and Wes Dumalski
There I stood in utter disbelief as the modern day Achilles, Jeff Westphal, shot an arrow across my bow. Three laps are all it took to send a message as loud and clear as a clap of thunder. In an unfamiliar car, in sweltering conditions and with controls out of reach, he had toppled my record lap time without any effort. "This was my car!" I thought to myself. "The car that I have taken years to master. The car that made me the hero so often while never complaining. The car that I witnessed Grant Davis and Mike Lewin forge with love, anger, broken relationships and worn-out credit cards." Westphal stood there with his charming grin and confident swagger and greeted me with a handshake and steel eyes as if to say, "You’re in my world now bitch."
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Eric Hsu posted on March 06, 2012 00:20
by Eric Hsu
The annual Rev Speed Magazine Super Battle Time Attack took place on December 9, 2011 at the home of Time Attack, Tsukuba Circuit. Garage Revolution brought out their FD RX-7 to dominate the competition, but the weather prevented any records from being set. Regardless, the variety of cars at the event was a treat for any JDM enthusiast. A ton of pics are after the jump.
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Posted in: Magazine, Beyond the Dyno, Features, Events, Motorsports, Friends, Travel & Events, Race Cars, Street Cars, Time Attack, Time Attack Cars
Eric Hsu posted on November 24, 2011 00:00 

by Eric Hsu
Back in May this year, I took a trip to Dongguan China to train a customer on the Cosworth ECPro ECU and its accompanying software suite. After spending almost a week in a not so Westernized city, it was great to be back in Hong Kong where the old, modern, rich, poor, foreign, and Chinese all come together in a densely populated peninsula. Forunately I was introduced to some locals who were cool enough to show me around for the 2.5 days I had free. I think I saw more E92 M3s and R35 GTRs on that trip in Hong Kong than I've seen in Beverly Hills collectively in the last three years.
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