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Just Drift!<br />

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There are a number of amateur drift series in the United States and Just Drift!<br />

is <strong>one</strong> of the most well known. Just Drift! events are held at the famous<br />

Willow Springs International Raceway near Los Angeles and is the best place<br />

to see Southern California's top privateers and up-and-coming drivers.<br />

Grassroots events such as Just Drift! have been the launching points for<br />

many of the drivers that fill the Formula D roster. Teams such as the VIOLENT<br />

RUNNING TRIBE and RISKY DEVIL show up “en masse” at these events under<br />

the blazing hot Cali Sun.<br />

NOPI Drift<br />

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A more recent addition to the American drifting scene is the NOPI drift series.<br />

NOPI events are usually held on different types of courses to Formula D and<br />

attract more privateer drivers. Last season there was some controversy over<br />

the organization at some NOPI events and a few events have been<br />

dropped from the schedule. As of recently, there have also been some<br />

shakeups on the judging panel. Time will tell if the young NOPI series will be<br />

able to overcome these troubles. I have a good friend, John Coetzee that<br />

competes at the NOPI DRIFT Atlanta events in a Nissan 240SX that will be<br />

sending us some photographs of the cars, gals and drift action as the<br />

season goes on.<br />

After Japan, its off the United States where drifting first began its<br />

worldwide spread in popularity.<br />

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