SXSW is still 5 weeks away, so this guy had to kill time somehow...

I'm not sure if that makes Germans the real hipsters, or just perpetually uncool.

Looks badass on the RBR Australia Commodore V8 Supercar too!!!

I'm guessing that the answer isn't Stef's 944?

...NASCAR also acknowledges that it's fans are a core part of it's success.

If you hadn't mentioned it, I probably would have...

As far as I'm concerned, Australia can have Pavlova, Sam Neill, Phar Lap...hell, you can even have Lorde ..(we don't want Russell Crowe, he's not our problem anymore...)

Yep, you do need more SVG.

yep, as a kiwi, I'm slightly offended to hear SVG referred to as an Aussie...

I honestly can't wait to see the press release that will come off the back of this...

Note to self: check if someone else has posted the same image before you upload it...

I think this explains everything...

if there's any driver that meets the criteria of bring a true Jalop, it's Shane van Gisbergen. That dude will hoon anything.

Haha yep I'm a Kiwi, and our biggest track in the country is 460 meters...

Awesome dirt track there too!!! (Williams Grove)

Given the fact that Abreu is a very close friend of Kyle Larson (who also happens to co-own a Sprint car team with Justin Marks), I'm not surprised that they were the first to offer Abreu a ride.

Looks pretty badass, but I'm still in love with Reiter Engineering's Gallardo Extenso GT3

Targa NZ realistically will cost you around $12k in US dollars, although I know of more than one team that has done it for less than a $2000 on top of the $4500 entry fee (usually by carrying their own luggage, not having a support crew, etc).

Any Targa event anywhere in the world is an amazing event to be involved with. I have completed Targa New Zealand in my native country three times, plus one Targa Tasmania, every time in the silly seat.

Omitted from your list of things that would fit under Robby Gordon's lifted front wheel: