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2010 BERC DRAG RACING CHAMPIONSHIP
富士スピードウェイで開催された「2010 BERC DRAG RACING CHAMPIONSHIP」。数多くのドラッグマシンがホームストレートを爆走! その中でも最高に注目を集めていたのがジェットカー(tank)「SECRET WEPON」だ。イカツいフォルムのマシンが秘めるパワーは、ビッグエンドが誇るまさに"秘密兵器"で、とんでもない破壊力を披露した!

Pro Street Shootout APSA
Both Pro Street Blown and Un-Blown classes qualifying at the APSA FUCHS Shootout held at Calder Park Raceway. http://www.facebook.com/fullBoostcomau http://www.youtube.com/user/fullBoostcomau http://www.fullBoost.com.au

WAYNE KING NITRO CACKLE IN CANADA TRADEX 2009 BC CLASSIC CUSTOM CAR SHOW
2009 CAR SHOW, WAYNE KING aka THE PEREGRINE A WARM UP ON 87% NITRO

Jet Car - 17º Festival Brasileiro de Arrancada - em HD
Pegue carona no Jet Car de Ricardo "Pudim" Bersani.

Jet Powered Van
Dihatsu Hijet minivan fitted with a detuned RR 200 series Viper turbojet engine. www.ianfbennett.co.uk www.jetpower.co.uk

SUPERCHARGED JET WARS @ M.I.R.

Top fuel bikes at Veidec Nitro Festival 2010
Nitro Top Fuel bikes.. Super twin top fuel bikes and 2 pro stock bikes from saturdays race at Mantorp Park. Veidec Nitro festival.

2009 MCAS Miramar Airshow - Shockwave Jet Truck
http://www.zingeraviation.com Shockwave Jet Truck 2009 MCAS Miramar Airshow MCAS Miramar Miramar, California Friday October 2, 2009 IN THIS VIDEO, Kent Shockley fires up the newly rebuilt Shockwave Jet Truck and takes it down Runway 24R at Miramar for a dry run. This newly rebuilt Shockwave features many more and much-improved safety features than the original. It is those safety features that were on the original Shockwave that Kent is able to bring to you this "second-generation" Shockwave. I apologize for any bad color and/or vertical lines or American flag intrusion that may or may not be in this video. Unfortunately there were American flags that got in the way of the video during some critical parts of the videos and I have had some camera trouble throughout the weekend. For more aviation and airshow videos please check out ZINGER AVIATION MEDIA at http://www.zingeraviation.com .

Eyewitness-1971 Jet Car Crash Dallas International Motor Speedway
For full version of story go to my blog at: http://tvnewsphotogoneeyeclosed.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-jet-car-crash.html My memories of the day: There had been showers that morning and the sky was still a dull gray when I arrived at the Dallas International Motor Speedway. I was working part time for KTVT Channel 11 in Ft. Worth and had been assigned to shoot Art Arfons' 280-mph jet-powered dragster as he tried to better the world quarter mile land speed record. His new two seat "Super Cyclops" was scheduled to make 3 runs, the first, with a WFAA-TV news man. As the car approached the line I pressed the shutter release. The ground was shaking and the sound was painful but even after hearing the incredible roar from the roll up I wasn't prepared when the Super Cyclops blasted into that quarter mile run. It parted my hair! The first thought in my mind was, there's no way I'd get in that car... My God, it could go straight up as easily as forward. I stayed with the shot, following the jet down the asphalt for the 6.01 seconds it took to reach the finish line and then beyond. The jet shut down and immediately there was the blue smoke of skidding rubber and wreckage flying. Then, farther down the strip, a column of smoke. I jumped through a break in the guardrail, and ran toward the crash. As I got nearer I rolled film on a man who was crying and I asked if he was OK? He couldn't speak but gestured to a pile of debris down the track. As I ran closer I began to see it was a human torso scattered among several other body parts. After reaching a little over 183 MPH the dragster had blown a tire, spun 180 degrees and slammed through the guardrail on Thomas' side, striking a track worker with such force that it propelled him into another worker killing him as well. The carnage was overwhelming but I shot the scene as best as I could playing down the grim details I knew would never air anyway. I had shot all 100 feet of film but had another tin in my pocket as I and a young still photographer started to run the several hundred feet farther down the track to the burning jet car wreckage. As we ran a car pulled in front of us, blocking our way, and several large security guys jumped out and backed us into a retaining wall. One of the men demanded we give him our cameras and to my surprise the young still photographer complied. The man immediately opened the back, pulled out the film and exposed it to the light. Although I was out of film I had pretended to shoot the man as soon as he got out of the car and was still doing so when he turned to me. The Bell and Howell's handy leather strap made it a pretty good club as I backed against the wall and raised the camera above my head. "I'm dropping the first guy that touches me", I warned. I wasn't the biggest guy in that group but I sure wasn't the littlest either. I was going to be a lot more trouble than that young guy with the still camera. They didn't come any closer and I agreed to stop taking pictures of them as more people arrived on the scene to see what was going on. A truce of sorts was worked out when the security man contacted the control tower about the situation. He talked in front of me on the radio to a supervisor who told them not to touch me or the camera and politely asked me to return to the tower with them. I agreed. In the office I was met by Mike Landess who was working part time at WFAA and freelancing as PR for the track. There were several other people in the room who seemed to be speedway officials. They didn't demand the film but wanted to talk to my boss at Channel 11 and I gave them the number. I heard the conversation as they threatened to sue the station if we showed anything inappropriate. After several minutes they handed the phone to me and I was told to get shots of the wrecked car and then get back to the station with the film as quick as possible. The security people took me back to the crash site and I got my final shots. The story aired that night and the station never was sued. Not long after the crash I was filming an interview with Harry Reasoner, then of ABC, at the Dallas Press Club when I ran into Travis Lynn, the news director at WFAA-TV. I'd been making the rounds of all the TV stations that summer trying to move up the news ladder, so Travis knew who I was. He complimented my work on the jet car crash and offered me a job at channel 8. This after telling me just a few weeks earlier that I needed more experience. I worked there for three years often with Mike Landess who I met at the track office and later worked with at KBTV. He's now an anchorman at KMGH in Denver. So that's how it happened, my first TV news job in a major market. Although I took his picture, I never met, Ch 8's, Gene Thomas but his career ended the day mine really began. Life and death... My, how we blunder along. In the news business you're confronted with that over and over. After awhile you begin to see it's just part of the story.

Rat Rod vs Lamborghini Aventador! Roadkill Episode 5
On this episode of Roadkill, HOT ROD's David Freiburger and Mike Finnegan spend 24 crazy hours with a 1930 Model A Rat Rod and a 2012 Lamborghini Aventador to find out which wildly impractical, larger-than-life car attracts the most attention. Roadkill appears every fourth Friday on the new Motor Trend channel. http://www.youtube.com/motortrend Subscribe now to make sure you're in on all the action! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=motortrend Facebook - http://facebook.com/motortrendmag & http://facebook.com/hotrodmag Twitter - http://twitter.com/motortrend Google+ - https://plus.google.com/101867967859016552744/posts Website - http://www.motortrend.com & http://www.hotrod.com

Jet dragster crash
Jet car takes off when the driver pulls the parachute to early

Malibu PRO MOD 68 - Hiroshi Abe - VII Festival ECPA de Arrancada
Primeira partida do Domingo (29/01) do belíssimo Malibu do piloto Hiroshi Abe da equipe ILLICIT no VII Festival ECPA de Arrancada. Vídeo filmado com uma câmera fotografica Nikon L120. Música: X-Ray Dog - Dark Empire 2.0 * INSCREVA-SE NO CANAL. * Gostou do vídeo? Então não esqueça de CLICAR NO GOSTEI. * Adicione o vídeo aos seus FAVORITOS e ajude na divulgação. * COMPARTILHE com seus amigos. Página Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/evandromachadofotografia Blog sobre carros: http://evandromachadofotos.blogspot.com.br/ Blog sobre fotos diversas: http://evandromachadofotografia.blogspot.com.br/

4,5 ton Modified - European Superpull Ahoy 2011
De meest luidruchtige klasse van de avond, de 4,5 ton vrije klasse. De klasse staat in het teken van Jan van Alphen vanwege zijn tragische ongeval met een tractorpuling wedstrijd in het buitenland. Bij deze klasse kreeg Inter Techno Lambada wederom de eerste prijs in de handen. 4,5 ton MODIFIED - Jan van Alphen Trofee 1 Inter-Techno Lambada NL FP 54,09 2 Simply Irresistible NL FP 51,58 3 Whispering Giant NL FP 50,37 4 Popeye NL FP 44,87 5 Rising Star NL 58,58 6 Green Fighter D 56,44 7 Desperate Dan GB 55,04 8 Green Spirit VI NL 31,37

Wheel Standing School Bus
2010 Cavalcade of Stars Norwalk, OH JohnSchaser.com

4 Jet Car Drag Race
Under the definition of "awesome" should be a picture of 4-jet cars racing! NMRA/NMCA All Star Nationals at ZMax Dragway in Charlotte, NC ended the night by lighting up ZMax's 4 drag lanes with the fire and the thunder of 4 jet turbine drag cars creating an estimated 24,000 HP on one track! The Embry Riddle dragster takes off and runs a 5-second quarter.