#Drift streets japan kat update#

#Drift streets japan kat update#

Tell us about your beloved Evo and update us on any new modifications you’ve been making and why? I have always been an avid motorsport follower and began my 4 wheeled experience in a drag car, which morphed into a drift car, and then into Time Attack…the rest is history.

I would say this was probably key in laying a foundation which influenced my competitiveness/drive and determination. Speed is key in your passion for racing, does this love or need for speed translate to anything else in your life? Favourite pastimes, sports etc?įun fact…I was actually a competitive swimmer for most of my early years/teens. In summary, its about pushing your car to its limits, under extreme time pressure. Time Attack is not your typical ‘first past the post’ racing series, it’s all about achieving that one perfect flying lap. Can you give readers out there a quick run down of how it works? What is the ultimate goal? Time Attack racing originates from Japan, in the ‘60s. It was fantastic to be involved with such a revolutionary race series in NZ, from the ground up. Time Attack in NZ was also an up-and-coming racing league, which allowed a lot of personal expression and sheer determination to push yourself and your car to its limits.

I guess it came down to the freedom of the build within your chosen class and at the time this form of motorsport was the best suited to my (ex-drag car) highly modified unique Lancer GSR. What was the first car you owned, or your first driving experience?Ī classic! And what got you into Time Attack? What is it about the motorsport that got you hooked?