An 800 horsepower Nissan 350Z drift car, an empty race track, Corey Hosford, Matt Farah and a few sets of Hankook tires all equal some serious fun...and a lot of tire smoke.
One of the most famous tracks in the world is Spa Francorchamps located in Belgium. Known for hosting some incredible races over many years, the Eau Rouge corner is one of the more famous spots on the track. During the last 24 Hour race held here, the DRIVE network managed to get some awesome nighttime footage that really helps give you a good perspective on how fast these cars are really traveling.
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A track that has changed configuration countless times over it's history. A circuit that has taken lives, created legends, and has no shortage of emotions for the brave men and women who race around it or spectate along the fences. Though not as long as the famous Northern Loop of the Nurburgring, the elevation and weather of Spa is what makes it world famous. Join Leo Parente and the DRIVE crew for an adventure you won't soon forget.
The Hennessey Venom GT has been on my radar since forst hearing about it. Then when I saw renderings, it only made me want to follow along its progress even more. Over the course of the last few years, there has been a constant buzz about the Venom GT due to how crazy of a car it is. There are so many aspects of the manufacturing process that amaze me. Once of them is obviously the amount of power it puts out.
If I'm ever in the predicament of deciding on a Bugatti Veyron or a Hennessey Venom GT, you better believe my money is going straight to Hennessey. Here's just one of the many reasons why...
As technology continues to advance, the tuning and manufacturing of vehicles is at an all time high in the automotive industry. This also stands true for Porsche owners and enthusiasts alike. Of all of options when it comes to picking a Porsche tuner, Singer is one of the most sought after...if you can afford it. As Singer puts it, they took the best of the best from everything Porsche has done, put it all together and made it work. Sounds so simple right? Depending on the spec build you prefer, price will cost from the high $300,000 range on up to $500,000. But when in search for perfection, that's considered chump change.
Chris Harris, of the DRIVE Network, couldn't have been a better choice to take on this segment. Watch as Chris gets an in-depth look at what goes into creating a Porsche masterpiece. This brings a new meaning to "attention to detail."
