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D1 2008 Champion

Im proud to say that I am great friends with this guy.
He is the humblest, mostly soft spoken, and seems like he is always lost.

Yet he is extremely ebullient about everything he does.

Congratulations to Saito Daigo for taking the 2008 D! Grand Prix Championship!

Knott's Scary Scion Farm

It's very nice being on the Scion Team.
You can surely say that Scion takes care of their customers.
Take this for example:
Scion invited the first 2000 Scions to Knotts Scary Farm last night to host a Scion event. The first 200o would be getting in for free.
I, of course got tickets from Scion because I knew i wouldn't make it in time to get in for free.
So i went late. But Steve from Scion and Fred were nice enough to get me tickets. They also had a banquet style VIP dinner for us and it was great food!
They even had this cool mint-chocolate frankenstein desert thing.









I love Scion!
=)


and then there is CLUB-S

Streetfire.net

These guys are so easy to work with.

I actually sound like I know what im talking about.



Ken Gushi & Team Scion add Nitrous & Rear Wheel Dr

Thanks to Scion RS-R Toyo Rogue Status and to the rest of my sponsors out there! BASF, Sparco!

Without you guys, none of this is possible!

oops! I forgot

I forgot to post up the Scion Racing Link!!

Here it is.

https://secure.scion.com/scionracing/drift/index.html

Anyone can go there to watch videos of our Scion RS-R drift tC and stay updated with the results!

also if you have questions, we have a Q&A section!

check it!

Rogue Status

You guys can now buy our Scion Racing x Rogue Status team gear!



Click here to see them! and purchase! Support Rogue Status and Scion!! come on!


Or you can buy Limited Edition Formula D x Rogue Status tees available only at Rogue Status Venice!

they take phone orders!

TAKING PHONE ORDERS!!!

310.584.1197

BUY IT!

Also, you guys wanna follow what the Rogue Status squad is up to, you can go to CHANNEL 0 where they have video blogs and stuff!

go HERE

website

by the way, you guys please check out www.scionracing.com . Its the official Scion Drift website and they have many pictures and videos of myself as well as the other drag teams. There is also a Q&A section where anyone can ask ME questions. woohoo!!


Above is the link to the gallery section where you guys can see pictures and videos.

I think they make the greatest web videos. all in HD too!

Check it!

Round7 Irwindale

Here is what went down.


We had problems with the motor all weekend. The car kept missing and wasn't producing sufficient power. Missing on the bank of Irwindale was scary. Staying on the high line and missing would risk me of straightening out and hitting the wall.
No excuses however. Luck is a part of skill.


Here is the entire weekend.

Irwindale was probably the worst event for me this year. Let me explain why. We had all year to get the car dialed in and ready to kick ass especially for a local series finale. Because this is a local event for me, all my friends and family would be watching in the audience. To make things worse, I was told that Toyota officials would also be at the event watching me drive. Before the finals event started, I was feeling tremendous pressure. But I was ready. I was ready to take on every other driver. I felt the confidence with myself.
I expected the RS-R Scion tC to be ready too. However, on Thursday, I wasn’t able to practice. The night before, the axles broke on the car and the team had to wait overnight to get the parts delivered. My plans to practice tandem on Thursday were ruined. I only had one warm up lap before they closed down practice. I didn’t let that take me down. Came Friday, I expected to get a full day of practice with no worries. Then the unthinkable happened. On the first session of the seeded practice, I noticed a dramatic power-down. The motor felt heavy and would hiccup here and there. Yet, I would still try to drift the entire bank on the highest line possible without sacrificing speed. I was pretty much killing the engine. During the second practice session, my team had come to conclusion that the #1 cylinder was toast. I was out of words. The worst part is the fact that I cannot blame anyone for these events as it is our first year with the RS-R Scion tC. I have to keep reminding myself that we are still trying to shake out the bugs. I still didn’t give up. I knew I had the most committed staff in the entire series. John, Koji-san, Ben, and everyone else on the RS-R Scion team had stayed up all night til Saturday swapping out the engine. I went home to sleep. As much as I wanted to help, I knew it was in their best interest that I had a good night’s rest. Saturday’s practice session felt awesome. I felt confident once again going into qualify. But, the unthinkable happened again. On my first qualify run, the engine began to miss again on the Irwindale bank and I ended up finishing the run with a score of 84.4. I knew that if I didn’t improve on my second run, I would miss the qualify margin. I began to panic. I knew there was a problem with the engine again. I just hoped that I would luck out and maybe be able to pull off some miracle run once again. But my luck ran out. The engine missed once again on the bank and I straightened out and scored a low 81. I ended up finishing 18th place absolutely out of luck but this is what motorsports is about. It’s like a wave where you have your good times and your bads. This time just ended up being a bad wave for us.

Thanks to everyone that came to watch me drive. Im sorry it was just another disappointment. Now off to Red Bull World Championships!