Odds are, if you’ve been on any automotive website that caters to speed freaks in the past year, you’ve laid eyes on the JGTC-inspired bodywork on the Evasive Motorsports Scion FR-S. Let it be known that it’s truly stunning in person. It is also seriously fast on-track, though we have no official record of that this year as the boosted EA20 decided to give up the ghost just before timed laps began. However, the Evasive Motorsports team seems largely unfazed and is already planning to swap in their backup engine and return to Buttonwillow to continue developing their FR-S, stating that more power is definitely in the works.

Tony “Hot Cawk” Szirka set a personal best time in the UMS Tuning Mitsubishi Evo with a 1:52.781 and walked away with first place for his trouble. This was 4 seconds faster than 2 years ago, quite impressive for a car that was down approximately 100hp due to a cracked intercooler. Not one to rest on his laurels (whatever laurels are), Szirka is upgrading to Evo X front control arms, an adjustable bump steer kit, heim joints at ALL the points, adding lightness, more power (200hp) and a super secret suspension component to be unveiled at a future date and time.One lap was all that was needed for “Texas” Dave Carapetyan to secured 2nd place in Unlimited AWD with a time of 1:58.663. Sadly, it was also all that was needed to completely remove the front splitter after a minor farming expedition. Bad news, the tires weren’t even warm yet, so the time isn’t a true representation of what this car is capable of. Good news, Texas Dave was planning on upgrading the front aero in preparation for Pikes Peak regardless, so no harm no foul. 2014 looks to be a busy year for Team Rally Ready and the ODR Fab Evo 8; luckily for us more time attack is on the schedule with plans to go to Road Atlanta in May.

Coco Zurita lives his life fast in all aspects mixing racing with BMX. Driving the Road Racing Engineering 2008 Mitsubishi Evo X, Zurita piloted his beast to a 3rd place in Unlimited AWD with a time of 2:00.492. Future plans involve upgrading the car and mixing in video projects to document the fast life.