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Kelly Bise and KP Racing have been known to build some extreme high horsepower racecars! Check out their twin C6 Corvettes (known as double trouble) both sporting twin turbo setups, one making 1600HP and big brother packing 3000HP! Tuner Joe Hunnycutt pilots the monster vette down the airfield at a soft 190mph, but loses traction at the finish line sending him on a wild ride through the grass! Luckily no one was hurt and Joe drove the car back to the pits under its own power with some cosmetic damage due catching some “Duke’s of Hazard” style air! We’re sure they’ll be back good as new soon at the next airfield event to put up a big MPH pass if they can get that power to the ground.
Featuring riders: Brandon Begin, Alfredo Mancuso, Funeral Mike, Sean Ricany, Stevie Churchill, Adam Lz, Grant Germain, Andrew Castaneda, Kaique Machado and Abdullah Alkhalili
“Beyond Boarding is a crew of snowboarders out of BC that truly inspire. From shredding full winters with no fossil fuel consumption, to helping the less fortunate in third world countries, these guys are working to make the world a better place. We linked up with David MacKinnon, one of the co founders, and headed north for powder and a hunger for knowledge. Our plan was to link up with a friend of David’s and take a look into his off grid home in Northern BC. Just outside of Smithers BC lives the Egenolf family. Their home runs off of waste veggie oil, solar energy, and wood gasification. They have built their own electric cars and they are currently running other vehicles on used veggie oil. We learned a lot about sustainable energy and how we can apply it easily into our own lives. Just on the other side of town was the Hankin-Evelyn rec area. An area that allows access only by foot. With groomed trails for split boarding, and warming huts scattered amongst the sleeping giants, we had hit the jack pot. We split boarded into the late hours and found a small taste of what terrain the area had to offer. Our hungry minds were soaking in information and our bodies were enjoying some much needed time in the mountains. We headed back home with much more than just our hunger for snow satiated. Knowledge is powder.” – Ian Wood