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Mad Mike Formula Drift Ebisu Circuit
Mad Mike team recap on win at Formula Drift Ebisu, Japan 2016
“Winning at Ebisu was like nothing else, to go door to door with some of my inspirational drift racers out of Japan and take the win was amazing. It was such a team effort, everything came together today, we were focused and on point.”
Ebisu is the home of drift for Japan and it’s an honour to be competing here against some of the drivers who inspired me, on their home soil.
Kawato san and his team from TCP Magic did a great job preparing the car, it felt super strong and responsive. The RX7 chassis feels like an extension of my body when I drive it, it’s a chassis I have been driving since the beginning of my career.
I’m so proud to represent TCP Magic and put them onto the top step of the podium. Huge thanks to Kawato san and his team and also Toni and JT for being a massive part of us being able to accomplish this win.
Arigato Gozaimas to Robbie Nishida, Shane, Andy Gray and everyone else in Osaka, Tokyo and Ebisu who helped out in some way.
Filmed & edited by Tomimoto Films
Formula Drift Japan Round 2: The Mad Mike Whiddett Supercut
If you haven’t heard by now, Mad Mike Whiddett took the win at Formula Drift Japan round 2 this weekend with some truly epic drives in his prototype Red Bull RX-7. Say a prayer for his Nitto tires and check out each of the crazy Kiwi’s runs, from Top 32 to Finals, in this awesome supercut.
Back 2 Basics- Ebisu Circuit Japan
An exploration of the current spirit of drifting in Japan. Centered around non-Japanese drivers and their experience buying and running Japanese drift missiles at events and Matsuris, this film hammers in the spirit of intense, bang-for-the-buck shredding.
2016 Formula Drift Japan Live Stream
Live from Japan, Formula Drift Japan. Goes LIVE at 8PM(PT).
World’s Slowest Drifting. Yachiho Lake Ice Drift with Team Orange
Alexi goes to Yachiho Lake in Nagano Prefecture to do some super-slow ice lake drifting with Naoto Suenaga from Team Orange and Shino from Shino Kouba.