A few shots of my car, plus possibly other members.
As well as a few of my favs by the photographer.

HT Cup
https://flic.kr/s/aHsjV8j3nL

All photo credit goes to the awesome Bill Wang

http://www.billwangphotos.com/


HT Cup (HT Cup is wheel to wheel racing. Not a T/A)


16Honda-2 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-9 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-14 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-17 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-24 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-21 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-43 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-53 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-59 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-68 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

16Honda-74 by DAVID IZRAILOV, on Flickr

 

Some sweet cars! I looked up HT Cup and found this

http://www.hondatuningmagazine.com/e...lenge_lowdown/

So wide fenders are allowed?

 

awesome ! thanks for sharing

 

It says OEM lips with no splitters, but there are many out there with aftermarket bumpers. I wonder how that falls under the rules.

 

You sure? Cause... I don't see any full cages. Unless it's the least restrictive wheel-to-wheel racing in the USA.

curious to see the ruleset. seems pretty loose.

 

This isnt a Nasa event that requires it all. Yes it is wheel to wheel, as all drivers are competing for a position rather than a lap time.

The HT cup per event is a 5 lap race.

As far as splitters and ruling goes...There is aero allowed, although you will have to suffer penalty in timed grid delay and points.

 

This isnt a Nasa event that requires it all. Yes it is wheel to wheel, as all drivers are competing for a position rather than a lap time.
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wow.

I can't imagine vying for position in cars that lack proper safety equipment, because sometimes the gap for a position gets closed REALLY quickly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtkyyaoevm4&t=2m12s

Good luck and be safe...

 

Rules similar to any open passing track day rules in California. Essentially no dive bombing people under braking. If you can see their brake lights you can't pass. If you get a good run on them on corner exit and get along side then you can pass them under braking. Again almost any open passing track day in California will have more aggressive passing than this, and a MUCH larger difference in speed between the various cars.

 

Looks like a blast. Get any good videos out there in S2k.

 

I dont have a GoPro... but my friend has the hero black edition, which i will borrow.