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Travis Pastrana has teamed up with the UK's Liam Doran to acquire a mini truck powered by two Suzuki Hayabusa engines, producing roughly 380 horsepower. Built for Britain's grass rally scene, the machine is capable of pulling wheelies while drifting.
This machine is basically all visual power. The functional beauty of racing bodywork left completely exposed, and the sheer audacity of jamming in two Hayabusa engines — I love it. Whatever Pastrana picks always has the builder's playfulness and madness living side by side. Drifting while wheelie-ing — isn't that basically rolling performance art? It's the pure energy of that scene, distilled.
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What kind of competition is grass rally exactly? Not a term I know.
It's a rally competition run on grass, actually a fairly major branch of motorsport in the UK.
Bugs me that the article doesn't give the vehicle weight or other concrete specs.
Pastrana and Liam Doran, that's a combo that should work well together.
Just hearing 'machine built for the UK's signature grass rally' already gives off a distinctive sense of culture.
Wheelieing while drifting, it looks great on camera but it's probably a machine only a handful of people can actually control properly.
A mini-truck with two Hayabusa engines putting out 380 horsepower, that's peak Pastrana-level madness.
Exactly that, no need to overthink it, it's just fun to watch as footage so I end up watching it.
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