The guys at BYP Racing are now well truly into the build phase of their new Supercharged Honda S2000 project (which I can’t wait to see) – this meant that their current EVO 8 will soon be on the market so they had ask me to do one last photoshoot before it will be passed onto the new owner. This is what I came up with.
After the success at the previous Community EOMM held at Garage 88 we decided to hold another meet last Sunday during the Queen’s Birthday long weekend, this time with automotive blog THE-LOWDOWN.com. With the sun out it was the perfect day for owners to bring out their rides and socialise with mates. The BBQ was running all day thanks to the guys at Fat Panda and tunes controlled by DJ Robiko and DJ Biggie.
As a 90’s kid most of us would have grown up spending our mornings watching Cheez TV before we left for school. From Tuesdays to Fridays I was no different; my mornings were dedicated to the Ninja Turtles, Pokemon, Dragon Ball Z and the list goes on. But come Monday mornings I’d probably be out of the loop with my classmates as they speak about how Goku just dropped a spirit bomb on Frieza. I’d be a little bit confused as from an age of 5 I grew up watching the Indycar series on Monday mornings. Usually I’d never get the chance to watch the races live since the series is predominantly based in the USA and I would have been tucked into bed by my mother well before these races had begun. So instead my older brother had each race taped on video (Yes we still used VCR’s back then) ready for me to watch them the next morning. I stumbled across our collection of tapes today and we just about have every race from the early 90’s to about 2006. Watching these races was my childhood and has had huge effect on my interest in motor racing and cars. You could say without these tapes I would not be the person I am today.
