tents like they have for drift cars.. only difference is they paint their own ads on it and they have paved track area. like certain driver's drift car tuned by this garage, tires by that company, and so on.
car categories doesn't requires roll cage bars for the safety measures?
whose drove this mitsubishi?
Driver: Raheel AslamNavigator: Nasir Khan
Nice, but seems like a total disregard for safety. Didn't see any anti-roll cages installed in the cars running the course.
Zabardast coverage HB and Nashtrooper! Maza aa gya hai!
alam punah off he off hai har taraf na roads hain na tracks kaheen tou shoq pora karna hai
carefully speaking, after close inspection of the TACOMA at PORT Grand and this photo coverage - I have serious doubts for survival of the machine at Jhal Magsi event. The front suspension needs to be fine tuned for hard landing or else the frame will split from mid-section or passenger side front quarter may cave-in - 10% value suggestion to net worth of Tacoma
Excellent coverage! Enjoyed all the pics! Many thanks to HB and PW team!Does anyone have the results by any chance?
Hats off for a wonderful coverage Hanif Bhai(and the rest of PW gang)...........THANK YOU!
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I think this is the only format of motorsport which is easily available here..
Yeah there wasn't role cage required in car category.
Indeed it was a complete disregard for safety but I think the organizers allowed the cars without a role cage just because the track was not much faster & longer and a single lap was taking just around 20 minutes. The track was more clear & wide too than other off roading tracks.
This Tacoma usually doesn't take part in Jhal Magsi, there would be a Land Cruiser competing in Jhal Magsi by the same driver so most probably the next race of Tacoma is Thar Desert Challenge.
