For the last 28 years, the World Cup Finals Import vs. Domestic event has been held at Maryland International Raceway (MDIR). Highly anticipated for cool temperatures and great track prep, the World Cup Finals Import vs. Domestic event packs in huge crowds, and delivers some great racing, as well as record-setting runs.

With twelve classes on tap, crowds can expect to see everything from 5-second runs in the quickest class, Outlaw vs. Extreme, to low 9-second naturally-aspirated runs in the All Motor ranks. Plenty of familiar names are on site already, including notable names and past winners Cleetus McFarland, Brett LaSala, Victor Alvarez and Joe Glockner to name a few.

For a little over two years, Cooper Bogetti has been bringing a wide variety of guests on his ‘Bogetti Studios’ YouTube channel podcast. Cooper’s blend of car and racing guests on his podcasts, combined with racing updates between his two YouTube channels, has garnered a solid base of subscribers.

Now, Cooper will jump back into the drag-and-drive game after taking a year off, and at this year’s Sick Week Presented by Gear Vendors Overdrive, he’ll doing it with a ride that’s never seen drag-and-drive action before; a 2JZ-powered Camaro that recently saw seven-second passes during the Christmas Tree Drags!

“That means that in the next two-ish weeks, we’re going to have to get this here vehicle, that sees basically zero street miles, into streetable condition.” Can Cooper make the necessary changes to the Camaro, survive over 900 miles, and still clock solid times to be competitive in whatever class he chooses to participate in?

“In 2018, I bought another car, and this Supra sat. Meanwhile, the cars we should’ve been racing with got quicker and faster, and this Supra continued to sit and not get used.”