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Below are a number of drifting series, which we are somehow involved in (as exhibitors, sponsors, followers or spectators) Check out their respective websites or social channels for more info and check out our drifting calendar for dates when races in each series are running! The calendar is continuously updated.
SDC (Swedish Drift Championship)
Swedish Drift Championship handles the Swedish RM and SM series. RM (Swedish Championship) has similar rules as Promod above, with a tire limit of 235mm width and treadwear of minimum 280. SM (Swedish Championship) max 265mm width and TW200 in treadwear (according to tire list). The series (which runs according to SBF's regulations) appoints the Swedish Champion, who also usually gets the opportunity to compete in the FIA Motorsport Games! Qualifying is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor. Live stream via SBF Play
www.sbf.se/drifting
Street car (SDS, Scandinavian Drift Series)
Scandinavian Drift Series is organized by Gatebil and runs during Gatebil's festivals. The series brings together drivers from Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark. Maximum tire width 285mm (treadwear minimum 200) or 265mm (with minimum treadwear 160) to create conditions for even battles. Qualification is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor.
https://gatebil.no/sds/
NDC (Norweigian Drift Championship)
The Norweigian Drift Championship is a national, Norwegian series. Also open to drivers outside Norway. Minimum 225mm street tires, max 265mm width and TW200 in treadwear (according to tire list), but minimum two battles on each set of tires. Qualifying is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor. Live stream via Youtube and Facebook.
https://norwegiandrift.no/
DM GP (Driftmasters GP)
The world's best (?) international drifting series, with drivers mainly from Europe. Large starting field (60+) drivers and the toughest competition that can be found. Maximum tire width 285mm (treadwear minimum 100). The races are broadcast live via RedBull TV. Qualifying is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor.
www.driftmasters.gp
NEZ Drift Championship
FIA "Northern European Zone" drifting series, run in the countries around the Baltic Sea, with a focus on the Baltic region. Gathers drivers from the entire Baltic Sea region. Maximum tire width 285mm?
http://www.nezdriftriga.eu/
IDC (Irish Drift Championship)
Tough national competition series at very high level the best (?) national series? Max 265mm width and TW200 in treadwear (according to tire list). Qualification is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor.
Latviadrift LDP (Livonia Drift Championship)
Tough competition series in Estonia / Latvia. Maximum tire width 265mm. Qualifying is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor.
Runs, among other things, in the legendary Witch Kettle stretch on Bikernieki curcuit in Riga.
DMP Driftingowe Mistrzostwa Polski (Polish Drift Championship)
National Polish series, but open to drivers from all over Europe. Maximum tire width 265mm. Qualifying is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor.
CDC (Croatian Drift Championship)
National Croatian series, but open to drivers from all over Europe. Maximum tire width 265mm. Qualifying is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages that are run as Twinrepor.
DriftSM (Koneita Pro)
Tough competition series in Finland! Maximum tire width 285mm. Qualification is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages run as Twinrepor.
Open also for foreign drivers
driftsm.fi.
OIDC(Oman International Drift Championship)
International series in Oman. Qualifying is run in two single rounds that are scored and give placement in the stages run as Twinrepor.
Large international representation, live stream via Youtube
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