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As modifications have progressed, the car has been entered in various competitions around the country.

Whilst engine modifications will take you to one level, without doubt, driver ability progresses you well above. Believe me.... it's not that easy getting to grips with your car and extracting the most out of your machine, whether that be standard or modified.

There are various events and venues that you can enter your car around the country and I would recommend you seriously consider in trying this. Above all else, your car or you do not have to be the best..... this is all about having fun and that I have certainly had (how to go about entering, whats involved and what you can learn, will have it's own article produced very soon).

Here are a few pictures from events we have attended so far:

Dirk Hale of Powerstation driving the Spec C and winning the Handling ShootOut at ScoobyNetLive featuring ScoobyShootOut 2006



Dirk Hale of Powerstation driving the Spec C and winning the Handling ShootOut at ScoobyNetLive featuring ScoobyShootOut 2006



Shaun Fennings driving the Spec C at Time Attack Round 2 (Silverstone)



Shaun Fennings driving the Spec C around the Handling Circuit at TOTB V (copyright of TunerUK)



Shaun Fennings driving the Spec C at the 1/4m drag at TOTB V on his way to a 12.5s run (copyright of TunerUK)



Shaun Fennings driving the Spec C at the 1/4m drag at TOTB V on his way to a 12.5s run (copyright of TunerUK)



Shaun Fennings driving the Spec C at the Tuner Grand Prix 2006, achieving 4th in class (copyright of Trackphoto)



Shaun Fennings driving the Spec C at the Tuner Grand Prix 2006, achieving 4th in class (copyright of Trackphoto)



Shaun Fennings driving the Spec C at the Tuner Grand Prix 2006, achieving 4th in class (copyright of Trackphoto)