Editor’s Note: This is the first in our series of community contributions, courtesy of member Silence808. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. -SF While it may be that you can get your kicks on Route 66, you take all the risks on Route 666. Highway 191- formerly Route 666, sometimes called […] More »
By: admin | March 8, 2012
With the advent of the new year, the 2012 S2K Challenge series is off to a great start. The first event was staged at Buttonwillow Raceway Park using the 13CW layout. Our member Dipstick reported on the event and his account follows past the bump. It may also interest you to know that our very […] More »
By: admin | February 2, 2012
Many of us have memories of our very first track outing. The hustle and bustle around the paddock, purpose-built race cars being driven in on trailers, the whirr of pneumatic tools as lug nuts are tightened and the public announcement system calling groups to the staging area. All that may make a rookie feel out […] More »
By: admin | January 30, 2012
“Don’t get a ticket, and don’t get dead.” It takes a different part of your brain to speak than it does to think, so sometimes it’s important to verbally reaffirm your goals before you set out for the day. It had been a long week, so I thought I’d set out on a beautiful, sunny, […] More »
By: admin | January 10, 2012
We have just launched a few new shirts and also a bunch of fleece into the store. It’s been a long while since the last batch of new gear. Order yours today from the S2KI Store http://store.s2ki.com!
By: admin | December 15, 2011
Colin Chapman, that revered saint of minimalism, famously said “To add speed, add lightness.” Needless to say, his words have become a mantra of sorts for track enthusiasts everywhere. Lowering curb weight is one of the ways to improve acceleration and cornering ability. It is a key area of focus for enhancing our cars’ performance […] More »
By: admin | September 19, 2011
Faded brakes resulting in reduced stopping force remains a constant concern when attacking our favourite tracks. Spongy brake feel culminating in heart stopping moments and inability to brake well on the way back from the local track are typical. We spend hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars on modifications to increase the braking ability of […] More »
By: admin | September 10, 2011
