Formula D Behind the Scenes: Round Six Las Vegas

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Soon, more and more crews and drivers showed up for Thursday. I ventured toward the back where the rest of the teams were already setup and mostly hanging out after a hard day’s work!

Samuel Hubinette had everything setup and had this mean looking Dodge Charger sitting on display along with the Viper and Challenger.

While he didn’t get a chance to debut at Seattle, Nikolay Konstantinov was at Las Vegas to debut his 240SX with a LS-powered V8 engine instead of the RB-engine he had last year.  Fueling problems plagued him here in the Vegas heat.

Kyle Pollard showed up with his SR-powered S13, but his car was also plagued with running issues.

Jim Guthrie showed up with a far better setup car.  He looked far more comfortable in the car, but did make a hard impact into the wall during Friday practice.

Neon Yellow, how can you miss Matt Field?  Any brighter and your retinas would burn out!

Although he took a hard rear impact in the wall at Seattle, Patrick Mordaunt was able to get the car repaired for Las Vegas.