Something’s been missing at Island Dragway lately. If you've been looking for the ImportRace crew at their usual spot in New Jersey, they’re nowhere to be found. They’re not on a break, though. They’ve been chasing speed elsewhere. Right now, they’re at TX2K25, one of the country's wildest street car racing events. It ran from March 11 to 16, pulling in some of the fastest street-legal cars and top racers from across the U.S. Think of it as the Super Bowl of street racing, but with even more horsepower. It’s not just about going fast—it’s about pushing limits. Some cars are so quick they barely stay on the ground. The event keeps things in check with a controlled and safe environment, but that doesn’t take away from the madness. It’s where racers come to prove themselves, and ImportRace is right there, capturing every moment. Read More P1 vs. LaFerrari vs. 918 Spyder Drag Race Ends in 10.2 Seconds Twin-Turbo Huracan Shows No Mercy at TX2K25 The TX2K25 roll races displayed plenty of horsepower, but one car kept stealing the spotlight—a 2,000-horsepower twin-turbo Lamborghini Huracan. First up was a 2,300-horsepower Nissan GT-R R35. The GT-R has built its reputation on all-wheel-drive launches and absurd acceleration, but the Huracan had no interest in playing the underdog. It charged ahead, claiming an effortless first win. Then came a 2,500-horsepower Audi R8—a car that shares its DNA with the Huracan but packs even more power. More horses didn’t mean more speed, though. Once again, the Lamborghini surged ahead, crossing the finish line first. For the final round, the Huracan lined up against a Dodge Viper—an American brute from the last generation of naturally aspirated V10 monsters. It was a battle between two legendary machines from different worlds. But when the light turned green, there was no contest. The Huracan ended the night undefeated. AWD Records and V10 Supercar ShowdownsAt Texas Motorplex, the only rule was to bring big power and even bigger confidence. Detroit muscle and high-horsepower imports lined up, ready to prove who deserved to call themselves the fastest. A Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk wasted no time making history, setting a new world record in the AWD Hemi V8 class after running down a Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. But the Hellcats weren’t done. One particular build devoured Trackhawks and Chargers all day long. Meanwhile, in a high-stakes rematch, a 2,000-horsepower Ford Mustang took on a twin-turbo Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. A Chevrolet Camaro SS also made its mark, cutting through a Corvette, another Camaro, and a Charger. Read More The New Audi A5 Plug-In Hybrid Offers 362 HP and 68 Miles of Range A Mustang GT had one of the more unexpected runs, defeating a Toyota Supra Mk4, a Corvette, and even a Chevrolet LUV pickup truck. Yes, a pickup truck. If that wasn’t wild enough, the DCT class delivered an all-out horsepower brawl, where twin-turbo Audi R8s with over 2,500 horsepower clashed with an R35 Nissan GT-R that refused to back down. But the real heartbreaker was a Dodge Viper versus an Italian supercar. The numbers tell the story—188 mph vs. 190 mph, then 201 mph vs. 218 mph. The Viper held its own, but the Italian machine took the crown. Source: Import Race | YouTube
