Some race cars photos from Super GT Malaysia 2009. One of the interesting things about the Super GT series is that the race cars are normally modified sport cars which we could find on the streets; it’s more ‘real’ as compared to F1 etc…
Impul Calsonic GT-R (Nissan GT-R)

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Photos from the final race of Super GT Series (Malaysia) at SIC in June 2008…

GT300 – Cusco Racing – Cusco Dunlop Subaru Impreza – Subaru Impreza
(category – team – machine – based vehicle)
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Panning photos from the final race of Super GT Malaysia at SIC in June 2008…

GT500 – Autobacs Racing Team Aguri – ARTA NSX – Honda NSX
(category – team – machine – based vehicle)
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Photo collection of some Japanese race queens from the Super GT series at Malaysia’s Sepang International Circuit in June 2008…

Mola race queens Izumi Morita, Risa Kobayashi, Yayoi Uehara and Rika Gotou
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Went to Sepang International Circuit this morning with KC to catch a glimpse of the Super GT, a popular Japan based auto racing series.
Today was practise session for the racers… and some practises for me too. It’s a bit challenging for a n00b to take photos of these fast moving vehicles; below are some of the better shots with plenty of rooms for improvements…

Team Gaikokuya – Gaishano Gaikokuya & LMP Porsche – Porsche 996GT3RS
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Some old photos of KL International Motor Show (KLIMS 06) in May 2006 at Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC), Kuala Lumpur. The main attraction that got me to the auto show was the ASIMO robot from Honda… that alone was worth the visit.
I was expecting more exotic cars, but most of the engines were common models that could be found in normal show rooms… so it’s a bit disappointing in that sense; or perhaps I was asking too much instead.
Another main attraction for KLIMS was the showgirls; lots of the guys were obviously going for the models instead of the automobiles… and I guess most of them would be pretty happy with the visit.

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