The event also included a chance to meet AMD-sponsored IRL racing driver Scott Sharp, and to see the Delphi, the AMD-sponsored IRL car. Scott may not have known the ins and outs of the processor, but he did know that technology and computers are important to racing, and that beating him on Nascar 4 with an AMD processor running is difficult.

Here is a picture of the AMD sponsored IRL car. I liked the way that the picture kind of glowed from the flash do to the paint that that use on certain areas of the car to make it easier to see in IRL night races

Intel wasn't inside the poor corvette that was forced to race the AMD-powered Dodge Viper. But seriously, the AMD event was great our hosts at AMD really rolled out the red carpet for us, and a good time was had by all.

Another speed demon from AMD? The unusually Kermit friendly Epox KT266A using an Athlon XP 1900+ built by Voodoo Computers of Canada.