Corporate Computer Centers, Inc. Presents

Hot Chip Racing

Corporate Computer Centers' Hot Chip Racing Team competes in timed track events throughout California and Nevada with the National Auto Sports Association (NASA), Speed Ventures, and the Touring Car Racing Association (TCRA).

The Hot Chip Racing #146 1999 Chevrolet Corvette, driven by Michael Schriber, took first place in the 2002 Speed Ventures' Corvette Challenge (STOCK2 Class) and is one of the top five speed record holders for Spring Mountain Raceway in Nevada.

In 2003, Hot Chip Racing introduced our new 2002 Pro Fabrication Sports Racer Sedan.  This lightweight race car has a tubular chassis with integrated roll cage and a full fiberglass body.  Weighing only 1200 pounds and powered by a Kawasaki ZX-11 four cylinder DOHC engine producing 140 horsepower, our 2003 car has a better power to weight ratio than our Corvette and offers significantly better braking and lateral acceleration.

Last year, we ran the 2003 Open Track Challenge with title sponsorship from Fujitsu Limited.  The Open Track Challenge (OTC) is a multi-day endurance event sponsored by Grassroots Motorsports and sanctioned by NASA.  We won our class and in 2004, we'll be going for two in a row!

Click here for the Hot Chip Racing Open Track Challenge Index Page

Corporate Computer Centers is also a proud sponsor of the Titan Xpress NHRA POWERaid Drag Racing Series Top Fuel dragster.  Driven by drag racing legend Arley Langlo, this high powered machine is the creation of longtime engine builder and crew chief, Jay Roach.  The Titan Xpress is also crewed by several members of the Hot Chip Racing Team.

Videos

TitanXpress Top Fuel Dragster 60 ft. Test Run

Pro Fabrication Sports Racer Sedan testing at the Streets of Willow Springs

OTC co-driver Dave Gilbertson spinning in his RX-7 in front of our 1999 Corvette