Stefan Vier: From Garage-Built Race Cars to Professional Racing Success
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In this riveting episode by Larry Chen, sponsored by Penzo, the spotlight shines on the adrenaline-fueled world of professional racing and stunt driving. The Long Maywe Drive campaign takes center stage, featuring the daredevils who push race cars to their limits. Among them are the remarkable talents of Rees Millan, Zandara Kennedy, and the star of the show, Stefan Vier. Vier, a master behind the wheel, invites viewers into his humble Long Beach neighborhood garage, where the magic of building race cars unfolds.
Vier's journey from crafting his first rally car to the iconic Subaru drift machine is a tale of passion and perseverance. Despite financial constraints, he transforms his garage into a hub of automotive innovation, where dreams are welded, painted, and brought to life. The narrative unfolds with Vier's transition from rallying to drifting, a pivotal moment marked by his encounter with the legendary Tanner Foust and his stint with the Minini team.
The adrenaline rush doesn't stop there as Vier recounts his thrilling escapades at events like the X Games, Formula Drift competitions, and the electrifying LA Coliseum showdown. The saga delves deeper into the nitty-gritty of modifying his Subaru STI for the drift scene, battling mechanical grip woes, and the eventual leap to conquer rallycross glory. Vier's indomitable spirit and unwavering determination shine through as he shares the highs and lows of his racing odyssey, from grassroots beginnings to professional triumphs.
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