Doesn’t take a lot of convincing to get me to drive up to New Caney’s Speedsportz Racing Park. It’s a great track that looks like so much fun to drive. Though I’m trying to get my car to a point where it can actually pass the KnuckleUp approval gauntlet, I’ve had a blast attending as media this year because as it turns out, Speedsportz is also pretty fun to take pictures at.
(Warning, boring blog post that’s mostly about camera stuff incoming).
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Couple weekends ago I was able to make my way back to New Caney for another Knuckle Up event! this time they were sharing the space with the Clean Culture car show and it was a match made in heaven.
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I remember when I first started this blog, a lot of the entries were just me riding my bike down town and then running into a festival or parade. I’m not trying to pretend like they were all spontaneous, but there was a little feeling of adventure to be had when I’d cycle out of the suburbs and into the urban “mountains” of downtown Houston to see something cool. Things are inarguably different in my life now, but hey, I rode my bike downtown and saw something cool last weekend.
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Last Saturday I took a small trip to attend Knuckle Up’s Double Cup 5 at New Caney’s Speedsportz Racing Park. Watching the most beautiful drift cars I’ve ever seen get in laps really was an “actually, you can have your cake and eat it too” moment.
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Lone Star Drift is the defacto seat time drift series in Texas. They’ve thrown drift events for decades, leveled up countless drivers and fed plenty of them into the money bonfire that is Formula Drift. Numerous tracks, parking lots and airport runways have played host to the events over the years, but Houston’s Police Academy test track might just be getting retired (for now at least).
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I can’t believe I have never attended the Japanese Nostalgic Car Meet before. Hosted at the Moon Tower Inn nestled in Houston’s East End, the JNCM is a (usually) annual car meet that promises a display of classic Japanese vehicles, but in actuality seems to straight up attract the finest vehicles in town disregarding origin and age.
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