Just got through your January 2008 issue. It is excellent as usual. The article on the Ariel Atom (Magically Delicious) stands out for me because I have gotten into racing “Dwarf” cars. I’ve come to understand how unbelievably exciting a little racer can be.

Compared to the $40K Atom, a Dwarf car has less weight and more power. It also has a super rigid frame, great looks, racing tires, and tune-able suspension… all for about 20 per cent of the cost of an Atom. Plus ordinary people like me can scream around a track in more than a dozen events a season. I’ve been competing over the last couple of years in the Okanagan Valley of B.C., and my favourite track is the oval in Vernon, where we do the half-mile in 20 to 22 seconds.

I invite you to check out our club website for all the facts, rules, and some links (http://dwarfracing.ca).

Dan Grinder

Salmon Arm, B.C.