Chris Rudnik

You won't want to miss what's coming tomorrow! We're showcasing an incredible SR drifting video from the compound that was seriously sick. Stay tuned!

That split second when the nitrous is switched off. Pure silence. What a feeling.

The car's oil was fine all along! It's still running and now it's on the trailer. Huge thanks to everyone who pitched in to help. I couldn't have done it alone – it would have been a total nightmare.

Watch as the remaining compression fights back when the nitrous is sprayed. Every spray brings a new challenge.

Back in the car after some time away, and wow, this clutch feels completely different. Almost stalled it on the first try! Driving the Civic for 18 hours straight made me forget how tricky this one is.

So happy I managed to get that incredible moment on film. It was absolutely gnarly, but seeing it captured makes it all worthwhile.

Drove 17 hours straight, then decided on one last tow gate run. It didn't end well. The engine definitely wasn't happy.

I can't believe I caught this on film! It was louder than a gunshot, a real ka-boom moment. It's been over a week, and I've been thinking about it a lot. Also, this place is way dirtier than I remember... kind of gross.

Pushing the limits in this city led to a dramatic end. After 17 hours of racing, a blown rod ended the run. The nitrous worked, but the engine couldn't handle it.

I've watched this clip over and over. It's absolutely awesome and has left me speechless. Let me know what you think about it in the comments below!

A grueling 17-hour day ended with a catastrophic engine blow-up after a tow run. What started as a drive home turned into a mechanical nightmare.

Look closely, there's a small fire right there. Can you see it?