At the Atlanta Region SCCA Solo event, some intrepid young chap from Mexico showed up in one of these. This is apparently one out of 100 cars imported to Mexico, and he happened to be out our way and heard of an autocross going on. Our Solo Chair took this shot. Yeah, I think we do Solo right.

If you weren't a fan of the McLaren 12C before, just listen to its turbo V8 rev out here at this ice autocross. It is eargasmic.

Dick Eytchison is 68 and recovering from open heart surgery. That doesn't stop him from taking a classic '65 Chevy Chevelle and then autocrossing it. Badass.

This picture appears to come from a 2007 Wangan Midnight forum post, and in the past five years its message has really sunk in: don't do anything like this, ever.

GM Engineer Brad Doerr's fiancée Holly would normally be out on the track with him and their Cadillac CTS-V Sport Wagon for a day of auto-crossing, but she was a little busy getting primped for the wedding they'd planned just two hours later. So there he was, alone, out on a fairly tame course when all of a sudden his…

Ken Block, eat your heart out; there really is nothing that can conquer parking lot grands prix like this man and his Lotus Seven clone.

Considering the possible alternatives, we'd just as soon autocross a 19th century lake schooner as a Challenger 392. And yet, considering how spry this thing looks in the cones, maybe we've been a bit hasty. Add this to the to-do list.

I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to partake in a few motorsports events, snap a couple of blurry photographs, mistype some finishing results, and report back here on Jalopnik. Here is a top 10 list of those adventures.

Racing is for the rich. Or the smart. Right? Wrong. Here's six ways to get you on a track for 500 bucks or less.

Performance alignment settings are great for the track, but they'll eat your tires alive on the street.