See the movie starring the Maxximus G-Force, the car's designer, Marlon Kirby, Hope Dworacyk the 2010 Playmate of the Year, and myself.

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On June 16th, 2010, Hope Dworaczyk, the 2010 Playmate of the Year, Marlon Kirby, the designer of the Maxximus G-Force and the driver on its record-breaking runs, and the car's owner, David Bruce McMahan, unveiled the re-designed car at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills.

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See it all here.

KTLA 5 featured the Maxximus G-Force on a segment on what to get Dad for Father's Day. Yup, a $3
Million dollar race car ought to make any Dad happy!  Read the whole story here.

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On Wednesday, June 16th, 2010, Marlon and I will be holding a press conference at the Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills at 11 a.m., to announce new records broken by the Maxximus G-Force. Hope Dworaczyk, the Playmate of the Year, will unveil the refurbished and re-designed car.

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Marlon was looking for a backer, and I liked the idea of breaking some world
records.

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Marlon Kirby, the designer behind the Maxximus G-Force, has been a speed demon since infancy.

Even when he was two or three, living in Chicago with his mother and policeman father David Kirby, Marlon used to like The Beach Boy's Little Deuce Coupe.

“He used to bounce around like kids do,” his dad told me. “And I thought even then y'know, the kid's affected by speed, sounds & activity.”

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I rebuilt the Studebaker’s engine so I could turn it into a dragster, adding a McCullough supercharger and getting the car to 104 mph in less than a quarter of a mile, impressive at the time. read more...

Let me introduce you to my car.

Here are the bare facts: the Maxximus G-Force is a street legal car, with air conditioning, leather interior, navigation system and audio system, all sitting on top of a twin turbo, 7-liter V8, 1600hp. We started out by breaking three world records read more...