If, like me, you follow plenty of overseas drifting, then it’s likely you’ve heard that D1 Grand Prix–legend Youichi Imamura will be piloting a Lexus LFA for the
“When your show-worthy Mazda RX-3 is too mint to enter burnout competitions, what do you do? We spoke to Andrew Pulford to find out
The legendary Nobuhiro ‘Monster’ Tajima will be making his return to Cardrona, for the 2015 Repco Race to the Sky, held over April 18–19. The
“Beading up a tyre using fire is not recommended — but it’s still good to know how if you’re ever in a bind” Before
At 19 years old, Troy Mc Veigh was diagnosed with stage four Rhabdomyosarcoma cancer. After eight intravenous cycles, and being unable to complete any further cycles,
It’s a little crazy to think it’s been 20 issues since our gold-covered 200th issue. This month, in NZ Performance Car Issue No. 220. we’re bringing
It takes a bit to get fans to head to Taupo Motorsport Park, but if Motorhead Festival, held on March 7–8, is anything to go by
Heading back to where time attack all started in New Zealand, the Taupo Short Track was the spot to be for round three of the
“Sometimes you don’t have to spend much to get a lot of car. Rene Vermeer explains why he loved his Nissan Stagea” There aren’t
After three long years of battling councils, residents, resource consents, and abatement notices, the D1NZ team is finally able to return drifting to its spiritual home
“NZ Performance Car’s Rene Vermeer and Marcus Gibson battle it out for top honours in the DMNZ drift school Silvia” View fullsize Not having
The Repco Race to the Sky is set to make a welcome return to the event calendar on April 17–19 at Cardrona Valley. Returning for
Gaz Whiter continues to prove that he is New Zealand’s best drifter Boasting the shortest, and seemingly simplest, drift section of the entire Demon Energy
A couple of weeks ago Matt Farah and The Smoking Tire crew came to New Zealand to check out the local car scene and film some of
No it isn’t finished yet, but RADBUL is near completion and has finally laid down some solid numbers on PPRE’s own dyno after ‘Mad Mike’
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