That’s one to hang up on the wall. Love seeing regular cars (not to say the Si isn’t a capable car) being beat on and pushed on the track.
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Rallycross is a great way to see just what entirely ordinary cars are capable of. At the last couple events I went to a great driver in a lightly modified Sentra was faster than the people with fully built rally cars with twice the power.
Dang nice photos. If only Honda sells the Si (with manuals, of course) outside of North America....
These are such good rallycross cars
Great pic
Sick picture! Is the car stock?
Nearly stock with only a couple minor modifications. The stock motor mounts were not up to all the wheel spin and wheel hopped until they broke, so I put in some beefy aftermarket ones. I also put a slightly stiffer rear sway bar to get a bit more rotation.
Very cool picture. Is that in Maryland?
Thanks! The closest place to race is just north of Maryland in Harrisburg, PA with the Susquehanna SCCA.
This is so cool. I used to live in Harrisburg and was apparently oblivious to rallycross being a thing anywhere nearby. Definitely missed out