Weekend was rough but good times and good racing were had. Seeing that Texas World Speedway won't be around too much longer it was a must to make this event. All gopro images.
This e36 Piloted by Rich Bosco not only won the overall points this year but his third in a row for NASA GTS-2. Congrats my man.
As someone who has been into racing and most anything automotive for the better part of my life this trip was a must.
The view from our garage.
My favorite part of these track days are being able to talk to the creators behind the cars. The work that has gone into a lot of the cars out there and getting to know such great people makes all the work to get there much worth it.
Nice to see some old school like this 2002.
My favorite e46 of the weekend. Yes, it is on 15's.
One of the two miata's there.
Our garage for the weekend.
A sweet wide body e36 with a s54 swap.
Killer e46 on enkie nto-3's.
All business.
Texas Track Works sponsored driver took second in gts2.
A look down the front strait.
The Texas Track Works shop car was running in the advanced hpde group until the starter plate let go and blew a couple giant holes in the bell housing.
E30 m3 irtb's.
A quick lap with Forrest driving the Texas Track Works m3.
All in all it was a great time and I can't wait to return.
While this car may not be for everyone the work that has gone into this e28 time and time again can not be denied. Matt Burroughs has proved that a car can be more than just a car, more than just a tool. Two years ago Matt's garage went down in flames with Rusty inside. I'm not too into the "slammed" thing anymore but this car will always be an inspiration to me and I'm super happy to say he's making a comeback. Good luck Matt!
