The World Time Attack Challenge was a testing time for the Hi octane Racing team, but at the end of the day Mark Berry managed to lay down a time of 1.34.1 in the R34, putting us in 7th position outright, while Russell Newman piloted the R32 to a creditable 1.38.2 slotting into 11th place in the hotly contested Pro Class.

Hi Octane Racing R34 GT-R is a purpose-built race car with one goal in mind; conquering the World's fastest circuits. Under the bonnet, inside, outside and underneath - the car is a moving catalogue of Hi Octane parts.

The Hi Octane Racing R100 drag car debuted at the 2010 Jamboree. Piloted by Craig Dyson, the 13B Turbo-powered car ran an amazing 7.47 at 183mph pass, narrowly missing out on the class record.

The Mount Vincent EVO X Circuit Car photographed at Eastern Creek Raceway