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Hot Rod Mag photoshoot (behind the scenes)
A little behind the scenes from our fun Hot Rod magazine shoot at Steve Strope’s shop – Pure Vision. Enjoy!
Continue ReadingApril 27, 2009 • by: Genevieve Chappell
Lucas Oil Offroad Racing Series (Season Opener)
This was my first shoot with the Lucas Production team, and was the very first event of the Lucas Oil Off Road Series, held at the Motorsports Complex track (at the state line, behind Buffalo Bills) in Primm, Nev. – so I didn’t know exactly what to expect! What no one expected was the wind…
Continue ReadingApril 20, 2009 • by: Genevieve Chappell
2009 The Mint 400 Off-road Race
For the second year, I was called to cover the Historical Race – The Mint 400. This year, it was held just south of Las Vegas, Nev. instead of in Primm. I would be doing pit reporting for both Speed TV and the Outdoor Channel – which was great, other than the fact that I…
Continue ReadingApril 20, 2009 • by: Genevieve Chappell
Team Drift Alliance Takes the Victory at the Toyota of Long Beach Grand Prix
Long Beach, Calif. – April 20, 2009 – Formula DRIFT held the annual Team Drift competition during the Toyota of Long Beach Grand Prix this past weekend. The Drift Alliance team won the event for their second consecutive victory. The team consisted of Chris Forsberg, Justin Pawlak, and John Russakoff. For the 4th consecutive year…
Continue ReadingApril 20, 2009 • by: Genevieve Chappell
Formula DRIFT Round 1: Streets of Long Beach Results;
Long Beach, Calif. – April 14, 2009 – Formula DRIFT Round 1: Streets of Long Beach kicks off their 6th championship season to a sell-out crowd. Ryan Tuerck and the Gardella Racing / Mobil 1 Pontiac Solstice took home the victory and leads the 2009 Professional Championship Point Standings. The Long Beach Grand Prix Street…
Continue ReadingApril 15, 2009 • by: Genevieve Chappell
Two Wheel Superstars Flock to Short Course Off Road Racing
Throttle pinned, stay on top of the whoops set up for the big wide open corner and then hit the massive table top. Fly through the air 150 feet and then with barely enough time to set up for the next turn you’re looking at the next set of doubles. This is the view from…
Continue ReadingApril 11, 2009 • by: Genevieve Chappell
