Pikes Peak Civic: Part One
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Pikes Peak Civic: Part One

When it comes to American hill climb racing, the event that shines brightest is Pikes Peak. If you really want to make your mark on history, that is the hill climb to set records in that get noticed. Sportcar Motion is set to make their mark in 2016 with their FA5 Civic. Loi Song, Sportcar Motion’s president, shows us how the car currently sits and what he has planned to transform it into a boosted mountain-taming race car.

 

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