John Freund built his 1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX from the ground up, and is bringing it to our Tire Rack Ultimate Track Car Challenge. Sure, it's a mean-looking machine, but is the all-wheel-drive, 387-horsepower Mitsubishi enough to surpass this year's stiff competition?
The Tire Rack Ultimate Track Car Challenge, held during the HyperFest weekend at Virginia International Raceway, is our annual no-holds-barred track competition. The rules are simple: Car …
John's eclipse has been around a awhile. And has many of the bugs sorted already. He has a trailer and drives the eclipse to events. The trailer has all the usual spares (such as axles).
Sally... I'll keep it professional here, because I'm a gentleman. 
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cant wait to see the EVSR.
Charlie has a really convenient last name.
Gotta say I'm really interested to know how it does. Feature! Feature! Feature!
This is a little intimidating. I was hoping to enter my humble Mercedes 190E Cosworth. But with barely 200 hp, skinny 205-width tires, and a 2700 lbs curb weight ... I'd be bringing a sharpened stick to a bazooka fight.
In reply to LanEvo :
Well you'd at least get some brownie points from me. The 190E is pretty high up on my list of favorite cars.
I hope to see more info on that EVSR!
In reply to LanEvo :
Do it! Would love to see your car in print again.
CrustyRedXpress (Forum Supporter) said:Do it! Would love to see your car in print again.
Hey, someone has to come in last right? I suppose it might as well be me.
For whatever it's worth, I went ahead and entered my submission. I present: the 190E Cosworth of Team Hammerzeit.
Fingers crossed...
Love the 2G eclipses. Impossible to find in decent shape especially in GST or GSX varietals. I've been watching some videos of this car and it's entertaining for sure.
Up there with Mazzie Formula 4 Rotor for home built cars
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