The Australian Street Machine scene is set ablaze with the initiation of Rods Out, a thrilling addition to the renowned Street Machine Drag Challenge. This innovative concept brings together the elite of the Australian burnout community for an adrenaline-pumping showdown at two events coinciding with Drag Challenge. Enthusiasts at Dragway at The Bend and Heathcote Park Raceway will witness not only fierce street car races but also the most rugged burnout machines showcasing their prowess on the pad.
The Rods Out competition features a star-studded lineup, including prominent figures like Mick Brasher in ULEGAL, Mark Schwarz in HANFUL, and Chris Orchard in THE GAME, among others. These competitors will vie for a substantial prize pool of $30,000 and the opportunity to secure one of two Pro Burnouts tickets to Street Machine Summernats 37. Moreover, the victor of the Open Class at each event will earn a Wildcard entry to the Last Chance Wildcard competition during Summernats 37.
To intensify the challenge, over 20 participants will push their limits in The Grind by partaking in back-to-back competitions at both Rods Out 1 and Rods Out 2. The driver who accumulates the most points from four burnouts will clinch The Grind title, an exclusive trophy, and the admiration of all for their endurance and determination. Notable contenders embracing The Grind include Mick Brasher, Peter Grmusa, Rick Fuller, and other skilled drivers, with Heath Waddington even entering two vehicles.
For those eager to be part of the action, the entry list for Rods Out is available online. The diverse range of entrants promises a thrilling display of power and skill. The event is a testament to the passion and dedication of Australian Street Machine enthusiasts, showcasing the community’s vibrant spirit and unwavering commitment to the craft.
In conclusion, Rods Out is not just a competition; it is a celebration of automotive artistry and driving excellence. As the roaring engines and screeching tires echo through the competition grounds, the Australian Street Machine community stands united in its love for speed, power, and the thrill of the burnout.
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