Bugeye Racer is an amateur racing driver with 27 recorded laps in a single vehicle on LapMeta. The username references "bugeye" Subaru Impreza WRX/STI—the 2002-2003 model featuring distinctive headlight design resembling insect eyes. The bugeye generation remains beloved among Subaru enthusiasts for turbocharged boxer engine, all-wheel-drive traction, and rally-bred performance DNA making it accessible performance platform.
His LapMeta data shows concentrated testing: 11 laps CCW and 10 laps Current. Twenty-seven laps in one car demonstrates dedication to Subaru platform mastery. Bugeye WRX/STI enthusiasts appreciate all-weather capability, aftermarket support, and rally heritage. With 27 laps concentrated in single vehicle, Bugeye Racer exemplifies the platform-dedicated enthusiast who pursues profound Subaru expertise through systematic development honoring rally heritage.
I edited up this video for another project that isn't done yet (the narrated bit), but thought it would be fun to share anyway. With a fresh 1275 and before I switched to smaller Hoosier tires, #12 was hitting 114MPH by turn 1 at Pacific and I managed a 1:44 lap.