Promo Dutch Supercar Challenge
 

Hello guys!

I would like to share my non-profit promotional video for the Dutch Supercar Challenge. This is a racing league with private racing cars. There are three different classes (sport, supersport and GT) and the only restriction per class is the power/weigth ratio. This results in a wide range of 'supercars'.

I've made this free video to promote this class (and ofcourse myself ;)). I hope you will enjoy it!
http://www.supercarchallenge.nl/vide..._promo2003.wmv (24 mb @ 5 mins, wmv)

Kind regards,

Jordy van Kouwen, The Netherlands
more free videos: http://promo.vkdesign.nl

Still in downloading queue, thanks for the video!

If this is as good as your oher videos, I'm sure I will like it. I'll download tonight.

thanks for the video!! ive seen some of your others and they were very good!

Thanks guys!

Draak666, I'm afraid it's even better! Well if you like this sort of racingthing ofcourse :wink:

hey jordy,u got any more vids planned like the impreza and EVO goin around nurburgring

Yes, but everything is on hold at the moment.

I'm planning on doing the remake of the EVOVI. This time it will feature shots next to the track, various onboard cams and some shots outside the car (like the RUF video). We're working on getting a permit for shooting this material at the Ring (it's still prohobited during Touristenfahrten), so that's what's lagging right now :)

Other plans:
- Porsche Cayenne Turbo; full lap (I already recorded a demo of this car; next time he's really going to push it to the limit - bye bye tyres).
- Porsche GT3 RS; planned for next year, same guy as the Cayenne.
- Porsche GT3 Modded; GT3 modified for the Ring, so that should be a nice ride. Still need to make final plans for that car.
- BMW M1, delayed due to some family issues
- Errrr....Forgot about the others :D

I released a Legacy movie as the third Ringspecial. Did you see that one? It's a nice impression of an underpowered car on the max. You can find it at the video section of www.8200rpm.com (click 'English' somewhere).

With a helicopter? :D

Yes, and the Hubble telescope :wink:

No, I'm going to mount it on the outside with a double suction mount. It works pretty well, just look at this movie:
http://www.vkdesign.nl/promo1/movies...drive_demo.wmv

And yes, the movement of the camera (up and down) is controlled.

Very cool video, Thanks for sharing!