Random Snap: Drifting Rig Shot
I follow a lot of blogs, and one hit me in a fuzzy way today. Ste Ho Photography is known for some pretty sick rig shots, and he actually took it one step further, by attempting to take a shot while a car was in mid-drift. The result?
And for some of you guys that think it's not an actual drift:
Awesome.
Check out his work!
--David--
David@maydaygarage.com
Random Snap(s): Late night S14.
One night after doing a rig shot on an upcoming feature car, we decided to mess around and take a few shots on our guinea pig car, Mikey's S14. It seems we test a lot of things out on his car. Anywho, they came out kinda blurry, but I thought it'd be fun to share with everyone. Check it out:
Then again, we kinda like to have a little fun....
EL OH EL.
Photos taken by Khiem Pham
Sexy legs by Mikey
--David--
David@maydaygarage.com
Chaos has a name: Import Reactor Drift 2010 coverage
Wow. What. A. Weekend.
The week started with Smoky Nagata from Top Secret Japan tuning Nissans from Monday all the way through wednesday late night, and it closed with Import Reactor Unlimited and Anime Matsuri. But before the official and epic weekend got started, Import Reactor Drift was to be the opening ceremonies to Import Reactor Unlimited.

Russell Walker's purple stuff S13 ripping up the track. KP.
I.R. Drift Driver Profile: Victor Sun, Silent But Deadly.
Before you start making fart noises and jokes because of my less than funny tagline, know that Victor Sun is a rising star right here in Texas. Victor has been drifting since 2006, but actually started drifting in California where most of the US based drifting comes from. In Cali, he attended numerous Drift Day events, and even started his own Drift group, 626 Drift Crew.
Name: Victor Sun
Height: 5 ft 11 in (it seems everyone that drifts is this height)
Weight: 225 lbs.
Bloodtype: O type
Preference in Women: Sexy sexy sexy legs

Who woulda thought an itchy crotch would be such a great profile pic?
I.R. Drift Driver Profile: Alex Berrios, Notorious Street Drifter.
Before the glitz, glamour and hot women in bikinis that Professional drifting provides, at it's core, drifting is an underground, grassroots type of automotive sport. These underground drift sessions take place mainly at night, in secluded areas typically around industrial parks. Alex Berrios, local drifter and 786Motoring groupie, will be taking his shot at Import Reactor Drift 2010, and by the looks of it, he has a damned good chance with his signature Balls-to-the-wall style.
Name: Alex Berrios
Height: 6 ft
Weight: 215 lbs.
Bloodtype: H for Hustler
Preference in Women: Love my bitches

Alex Berrios: if you know him, then you know he looks like this 24/7
Event Coverage: NST 5th Anniversary Drift Competition & Car Show Part 2.
They say a picture says a thousand words, and if that's true, we have a ton of things to say in this second installment of our coverage of the Drift and Show competition held at Gulf Greyhound Park in LaMarque, TX.
Let's get to it.
Drift with a dash of Class: Justin Rogers’ Kouki 240sx
It's not easy building a car that not only turns heads, but also can take a beating at the local drift events. It's not easy building a drift car that not only has matching body panels, but can also get you around town without waking up the neighborhood with a super loud exhaust. And it definitely is not easy building a car that can stand out in a city that's 5.7 million people deep.
If you've been to any recent drift event here in Houston, TX, you'd be hard pressed to not notice Justin Rogers' vibrant red 1997 240sx sliding through the cones.
You may remember this clean car from our past coverage of the September 13th drift event. After the tire smoke subsided, and the dust settled, we asked Justin if we could shoot his car for the Mayday blog.
Houston: One Clean 240sx
In the last few years, 240sx's have been synonymous with drifting. Although this is still true today, many people also have an image of a busted, tracked, beat-down, multi-colored and big bodykitted car teeming with dents and "drift damage". To many, this look is desirable and even sometimes considered "cool", and for some others, it just won't do.

Stance is everything. Please take notes.




