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Hello and welcome to Oh Well Photos. (Or 'OW' for short). This is a new blog that holds my view of the drifting community and motorsport that I follow. This blog is made for the people that are major participants of the drifting lunacy already. It is also made for those that are interested and attracted by the smoke, speed, angle and indulgent colours of the drifting motorsport.

My name is John (also known as Random) and I am a keen enthusiast of automotive photography. I have an amateur knowledge of Digital Photography but a strong passion for the insane motorsport that is drifting. I have taken many pictures good and bad, albeit some dreadful ones too. I have received a lot of feedback from the crowds who help me as I am still improving my skills after each event.

I have placed my feet firmly on the tarmac for 2 years now. I feel that I am more than capable to represent myself and be a worthwhile part of the Drift community and culture. So I am to conclude this post with a very warm welcome, and I also thank you very much for reading and browsing through the OW blog. Here is to many more posts. Cheers.

16/01/2012

OWphotos @ Autosport international N.E.C.

 

  “Hmm, is the bus driver taking the ‘mick’, or should I just get another bus?” well that is what I was thinking at 08:15am last Sunday on my way to catch the 08:27am Leamington Spa train from Manchester Picadilly. Moments later as I sit down in the ‘Quiet zone’ the train leaves the platform. ”Phew that was close.”










  So i went off to Birmingham to see the Autosport international in its 22nd year @ the N.E.C. I arrived on the last day to see the guys from THE MAXXIS BRITISH DRIFT CHAMPIONSHIP. They had received mammoth amounts of acknowledgement and feedback from many visitors of the show. I also went to see what other motors I could get a glimpse of like the Porsche 918-RS-R, the 767bhp le-mans concept racer that uses the 911GT3 R hybrid race car innovative flywheel and electric motor technology generated during braking.
  The McLaren MP4-12C GT3 (above right) was also an interesting find as it has actually be DETUNED from the road spec 593bhp to 493bhp and with an addition of a 6 speed sequential gearbox it’s prepared to dominate tracks all over the globe as they are making 25 GT3’s.


(The great V8 FD of MPHcustoms is now for sale follow this link to find out more)

  As this was my first time at this show I tried to view as much as I could like the go karts and the 2pm live action show. After such a massive event and 24 hours later, the bright Monday sun peeked through the curtains and it seemed that whilst browsing on facebook, I had missed out on the much loved RWB ‘number one’ Porsche (relevent picture not found) which is such a smooth and photogenic car.


  Oh well there is always next year.
Peace, Random