1991 Honda Accord - 24 Hours of LeMons

Issues with the front brakes were our biggest problem. Excessive wear on the first day caused us to go through three sets of front pads.

After running off the track because of a brake failure, the judges had this metal pig welded to the roof of our car. I think it means we were being road hogs or something. Regardless, we started calling our Honda "The Pig Rig."

One of the greatest aspects of LeMons races is with so many cars on the track, there's always lots of action. One lap you may be up against a small, sporty car and the next a big American car that can't get through the turns well but will drag race anything down the straights.

Yes, that's a toilet seat making up the sides of the wing on that Jetta. The car ran well, so maybe there's something to it.

Despite looking like it had just been pulled from a swamp, this RX7 was fast through the turns. The team that prepared it did its homework and also did a good job of hiding it.

At each LeMons event, there is an opportunity for one car to be destroyed by the "People's Curse" which is a vote by all the teams. This year at CMP, the victim was a Mustang GT one team brought that was far faster than anything else in the field. It's a perverse form of self-policing to keep racers from spending too much money or driving like jerks.