If you didn’t believe us that RideTech had a literal armada of cars and trucks assaulting the autocross course at the Nashville Goodguys show the last couple batches of videos we have showed you stands as proof. Yesterday we showed you some of the “factory works” cars that the company sends out and today we’re looking at racers who have opted to build their performance handlers with RideTech components. From C10 trucks to Corvettes and even a Ford Torino, you’ll see the composure and raw grip that these cars (and truck) have on the course. It is pretty fun to watch the different driving styles of each competitor.

Some of these wheelmen are on full attack mode and others are clearly working to be smooth and under control. We have seen both strategies work with drivers hanging onto the edge of control and hammering around the course while other competitors were more surgical and perhaps gave up a little time in being conservative but achieved the same results as the more aggressive driver. Man, the major problem with running these videos in the middle of the week is that we want to get out there and get after it right now!

This is fun stuff to watch. Thanks to Mike and the crew at RideTech for the tip on these videos!

Jared Leisinger in the Summit sponsored C10 –

Josh Leisinger in the Summit Crusher Corvette –

Here’s Dan Ballard driving the Bowler Performance Tornio –

Tyler Powell in his 1963 Grand Sport Corvette equipped with RideTech TQ components –