The minute that HKS had broken the 49 second barrier at Tsukuba, it seemed as if their were rumors circulating about it’s potential bid for WTAC. After some speculation, it was revealed that the car was built outside the Pro Class rulebook and wouldn’t be eligible to run competitavely. That didn’t stop anyone from wondering just what it could do on the world stage of Sydney Motorsports Park, however. Well, according to Superlap CEO Ian Baker, it looks like we’ll get an opportunity after all.
In an attempt to expand the communication in regards to storefront opening dates and times, I’ve committed to announcing on the site each time the store is restocked and I plan to re-open it. I get plenty of emails from people who missed out, or request to be notified each time I open the store; as you know that would be impossibly tedious to individually email hundreds of people. Instead, the easier solution, is to subscribe to the site via the ‘follow’ button located on all pages, and when I post opening dates you will receive notifications straight to your inbox!
I’m excited to announce the release of NDF’s first outerwear garment. I spent a long time looking into what would be a more unique offering than just a regular cotton, hooded sweatshirt. I wanted something practical, something with a styled, motorsport feel, and ultimately something that would keep you warm (especially those cold winter mornings in Japan)! So it is with great satisfaction that I present to you the Dogfight Poly-Tech Sweatshirt.
With the 2013 season of Super GT wrapping up this weekend with the Pokka/Sappora Special 1,000KM race at Suzuka, it’s about that time we look forward to next year. I’ve seen a lot of […]
On the afternoon of June 16, the SUPER GT INTERNATIONAL SERIES MALAYSIA race, Round 3 of the 2013 AUTOBACS SUPER GT, was run at the Sepang International Circuit (Malaysia). The GT500 class race was […]
Round 1 Okayama : Race Review On the afternoon of April 7, the OKAYAMA GT 300km RACE, Round 1 of the 2013 AUTOBACS SUPER GT, took place at the Okayama International Circuit in Okayama […]
I’m sure you’ve all heard by now of the massive earthquake that hit off the coast of Japan this afternoon. We here at NDF would like to extend our best wishes to the many involved, […]
. *Taken from 7tune – FYI 7tune is a super legit blog, def. check them out if you haven’t yet. News comes to us from the international staff at Tomei Powered in Machida that Naoki […]
. This was taken from GT Channel According to Japanese websites, J’s Racing president Junichi Umemoto has been arrested for attempted murder. Full translation: http://news.tv-asahi.co.jp/news/web/html/210124004.html The police have arrest a 43 year old […]
. While the drivers championship result will have to wait until next week at Abu Dahbi, it was this weekend’s Brazilian GP that Red Bull Renault established themselves as the 2010 constructor champions. Vettel and […]
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After 53 exciting laps at Suzuka, Vettel once again unleashed his true talent, and came out on top. This makes for Sebastian’s second consecutive podium finish here at Suzuka – a feat that puts him among the types of Senna and Schumacher. The Red Bull’s RB6 chassis was unstoppable at the Japanese Grand Prix today, and it showed with a one – two finish to claim a now total 426 points for the RBR-Renault constructor. Rounding up the podium was Webber for RBR and Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso. With his second place finish, Webber remains championship points leader for 2010, and Vettel moves to 3rd; 14 points in tow.
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People who know me will tell you I’m somewhat ‘obsessed’ with Formula 1; and with F1 being the absolute pinnacle of motorsports, it doesn’t go without reason. So when I logged into Formula1.com today and saw that legendary track architect Hermann Tilke, along with the race organizers, had revealed the new Austin layout, I was pleasantly surprised. And man is it a good one! The natural elevation changes are being put to great use, especially in turn 1; a wild, uphill hairpin to start the race. Many of the other corners take ques from legendary circuits around the world, increasing the anticipation to see this track completed. F1 has been gone from United States for 5 years now, and many of us American fans are dying to see it’s return. Now if we could only get a team up and running by 2012 as well. Click past the break to see more pics.
