Attack Tsukuba 2020: The World’s Wildest Time Attack Cars Go Purple
These competitors ran Yokohama Advan tires faithfully for decades. One Canadian stepped in with Hoosier tires and caused a seismic shift in performance.
These competitors ran Yokohama Advan tires faithfully for decades. One Canadian stepped in with Hoosier tires and caused a seismic shift in performance.
They’ll stay on your ass around the track just as closely as they’ll help you in the pits. Welcome to the competitive family atmosphere of VTEC Club.
Because California is so hot in the summertime, for the VTEC Club event in the middle of summer, the series challenges its drivers to a night race!
VTEC Club returned to its regularly scheduled 2019 season after more than a four-month break, and continued its streak of selling out track days.
Year after year, drivers return in new programs to continue the quest for hill climb greatness because there is nothing like PPIHC elsewhere on the planet.
As opposed to running a full course with a start/finish line, VTEC Club selects a one-way route, and competitors line up for mano-a-mano dogfighting bouts.
We’ve got all the reasons why VTEC Club’s latest Honda-only time attack season is looking to be its best yet.
This past 2019 Attack Tsukuba event was incredibly popular, and witnessed everything from plummeting lap records to new overseas competitors.
William Au-Yeung of PZTuning in Ontario, Canada traveled to Japan and set a blazing lap which topped the tables of Tsukuba’s FF greats. How did he do it?
Take one serious road course, then add one hundred cars and a dash of grassroots time attack racing, and what do you get? The BingeTokyo Circuit Battle 2.