Thrilling Race in Mini Speed Demons: US Legends Cars Series at the Bull Ring
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In this episode of TheSmokingTire, Matt and Zach are invited to the Bull Ring at Las Vegas Motor Speedway to test drive the US Legends Cars series. These little race cars are built on a 5/8 scale and resemble a 1934 Ford Chevy. Now, you might be thinking, "Why would anyone want to drive such tiny cars?" Well, let me tell you, these things are an absolute blast to drive.
With a lightweight body and a 140 horsepower Yamaha motorcycle engine, these cars are not to be underestimated. They are cheap to run and race, making them a popular choice in the series. And the best part? You can get on the track for under $20,000. That's a bargain if you ask me.
The challenge for Matt and Zach is to see who can set the fastest lap time on the small oval track. The cars may be small, but they pack a punch. With their Yamaha engines and sequential gearboxes, these little beasts can really fly. And let me tell you, watching them tear around the track is a sight to behold.
After some practice laps, it's time for the main event. Matt and Zach give it their all, pushing the cars to their limits. It's a close race, but in the end, Matt comes out on top, beating Zach by a mere four seconds. It's a testament to his skills as a driver and his ability to handle these small yet mighty machines.
Overall, the US Legends Cars series proves that size doesn't always matter. These little race cars may be small, but they deliver big on excitement and fun. And with their affordable price tag, they offer a great entry point for anyone looking to get into racing. So, if you're ever in Las Vegas, make sure to check out the Bull Ring and witness the thrill of these mini speed demons for yourself.
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