Afrospeed began as a one-man operation in a garage, driven by the desire to learn and experience as much as possible about building and racing cars, utilizing the power of YouTube and stubbornness.
We were formally founded in January 2020 and have since been involved in or competed in motorsports ranging from karting to Autocross, rallycross, and stage rally. Since our founding year, we have competed regularly in #Gridlife’s TrackBattle Time Attack Series.
We opened our first formal shop in 2023 and have since been offering a wide variety of automotive and racing-based services to the St. Louis community and, after several successful mentoring opportunities we created the Afrospeed Foundation, a 501c Non-profit with the intent of inspiring young People of Color to pursue a career in motorsport and help give them the experience needed to land jobs within the industry.
Afrospeed uses Data, Techniques, and professional-level procedures to help give our students an experience comparable to that of pro teams and ensure our customers’ cars are always ready for the next track day.
Everything we do at Afrospeed is centered around Learning and offering honest and exceptional service.
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We are very low car friendly here at Afrospeed. Had the pleasure of working with Jay over the last few weeks to dial in the See More
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@killerbmotorsport oil pan and pickup went on our buddy William Ho 's STi last week. Ended up finding a cracking OEM oil pickup along the See More
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After almost 6 months of mixing dust with splodey engine oil Toshi 3.0 is finally track ready again. New motor is happy, tuned, and has See More
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Another region championship Podium for the rallycross program. Hopefully we break less next year and can get that #1 position.
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First corner balance and alignment of 2025 is on the books. If any of you in the STL area are looking for and suspension work See More
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Our 2024 Rallyx season comes to a close with another 2nd place championship finish. Yume took a proper beating this year but absolutely came out See More
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Not quite what we expected for the penultimate event of the season. Lap one of the day our brand new (less than 500 mile) rear See More
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Kinda weird questions, but do any of my friends work in or know someone who works in car transport or just has a truck (trailer See More
