Bakchis Increases 2019 Formula Drift Lead with Second Win at Orlando Round
Coming into the second round of the 2019 Formula DRIFT season in Orlando, FL for the AutoZone Scorched presented by Black Magic, many teams and drivers had a lot to prove.
Coming into the second round of the 2019 Formula DRIFT season in Orlando, FL for the AutoZone Scorched presented by Black Magic, many teams and drivers had a lot to prove.
During Dai’s lead run with Dan, he emulates his qualifying run and keeps it smooth through the course, while Dan falls behind before the second inside clipping point.
Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP’s Valentino Rossi delivered a strong podium result at the Grand Prix of The Americas at the weekend. Maverick Viñales showed fighting spirit, despite adversities along the way, to finish in 11th place.
Steve Arpin’s relationship with oil giant ENEOS will enter its fifth year in 2019. The Japanese motor oil and transmission fluid brand was a founding partner of Loenbro Motorsports in 2015 and has supported Arpin through every one of his rallycross event victories.
Dai gains an advantage during his lead run with Sebastien straightening at the 2nd outside zone. During his chase run, Dai misjudges Sebastien’s deceleration at the hairpin, causing him to make contact and break his tension rod.
With the 2018 season widely regarded as one of the most exciting in the series’ 15-year history, 2019 has all the ingredients for the most intense competition to date. And because nothing sits still, Formula DRIFT is welcoming new sponsors, drivers and cars to the series.
ENEOS is excited to announce its new partnership with Formula DRIFT, the world’s premiere drifting series. ENEOS has participated in the series for several years through its sponsorship of 2011 Formula DRIFT champion, Daijiro Yoshihara.
It was a successful weekend for ENEOS and Bill McAnnally Racing at the NAPA / ENEOS 150 at Irwindale Speedway on Saturday.
Before he got down to the serious business of qualifying and racing in the NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series at Martinsville Speedway last weekend, 17 year-old Derek Kraus from Stratford, WI dropped into a nearby NAPA Store.
A late-race shuffle left Derek Kraus with an 18th-place finish on Saturday in his first visit to Martinsville Speedway and only his second NASCAR Gander Outdoor Truck Series race.