LuluLandRover Review: 2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport

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Land Rover’s early years in the United States saw a simple product lineup: the Defender was the small off-roader, and the Range Rover was the larger, nicer off-roader. Since then, their range of models has expanded in every direction, and they enter 2018 with seven distinct offerings, of varying sense to the casual observer. When I was handed the keys to this 2018 Discovery Sport, I had little idea what to make of it.

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LuluLandRover Review: 2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport

IMG 1978

Land Rover’s early years in the United States saw a simple product lineup: the Defender was the small off-roader, and the Range Rover was the larger, nicer off-roader. Since then, their range of models has expanded in every direction, and they enter 2018 with seven distinct offerings, of varying sense to the casual observer. When I was handed the keys to this 2018 Discovery Sport, I had little idea what to make of it.

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LuluLandRover Review: 2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport

IMG 1978

Land Rover’s early years in the United States saw a simple product lineup: the Defender was the small off-roader, and the Range Rover was the larger, nicer off-roader. Since then, their range of models has expanded in every direction, and they enter 2018 with seven distinct offerings, of varying sense to the casual observer. When I was handed the keys to this 2018 Discovery Sport, I had little idea what to make of it.

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LuluLandRover Review: 2018 Land Rover Discovery Sport

IMG 1978

Land Rover’s early years in the United States saw a simple product lineup: the Defender was the small off-roader, and the Range Rover was the larger, nicer off-roader. Since then, their range of models has expanded in every direction, and they enter 2018 with seven distinct offerings, of varying sense to the casual observer. When I was handed the keys to this 2018 Discovery Sport, I had little idea what to make of it.

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Jake’s First Time on Track: November 2008 at Summit Point

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Apparently, as part of some SMAD class at JMU my sophomore year, I had a WordPress blog. I forgot about it until this morning, when WordPress emailed me, requesting I change my account password to something stronger.

The blog contents are mostly nothing too special, but I did find this gem, recounting my first-ever time at a Real Live Racetrack in November 2008.

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Off-Season Prep: Looking Ahead to 2018

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Our 2017 season ended a few weeks ago, culminating with the East Coast Championships at Sebring. Although I’m heading to Summit Point this weekend to help run the NASA Mid-Atlantic “Fall Finale,” there’s no wheel-to-wheel racing as part of the event and thus, the M3 is staying at home.

Though we are barely into the off-season, it’s never too early to start evaluating how 2017 went, and make a plan for both myself and the car that can be addressed this winter.

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NASA’s East Coast Championships at Sebring – Jake’s Final GTS2 Race for 2017

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I usually try to write up race weekends a few days after getting home, but NASA’s East Coast Championships left me exhausted both physically and mentally, and I’m only now finding some time to review the week of debauchery.

The event ran from Thursday to Sunday, but I left Tuesday morning as Sebring, Florida is nearly 900 miles from home. My first stop was in Charleston, South Carolina to see some friends on Tuesday evening.

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