Hi All and Happy Holidays!  I am pleased to announce our Official 2012 Schedule.  Since we are now holding competitions and allow tandem practice at our drift day events, please be sure to grab a copy of the 2012 Event and Technical Guidelines as there have been many changes.  As always if you have any questions, feel free to hit us up on the forums or on Facebook.

2012 Drift Spot Schedule

• April 21 – Drift “101″ Drift Clinic
• May 5th – Drift Day
• June 9th – Drift Competition, Points Event #1
• July 7th – Drift Day
• August 11th – Drift Day
• September 8th – Drift Competition, “Fall Classic”, Points Event #2
• October 13th – Drift Day, Team Drift Challenge

At last weeks “Fall Classic”, I was interviewed by Peter C.T. Elsworth of the Providence Journal about Drift Spot and drifting in general.  He was very gracious and decided to feature this peice in last Saturday’s Journal.  For the full article, see the link below.  Also, look for a full “Fall Classic” recap shortly.

Sliding through hairpin turns sideways, that’s drifting

Registration is now open for our final event of the 2011 season, our annual “Fall Classic”.  This event will take place on Sunday, September 11th, at New Hampshire Motor Speedway, lot S3. Cost is $75 for pre-registration and $100 day of.  Since this is the 10th anniversary of 9/11, we, along with SCCNH will be holding a charity drive throughout the day.  We’ll have more details as we get closer to the event.

Also, we will have a tire machine on site.  Cost is $25 per pair cash only!

The event is coming up fast.  Hope to see you there!

Register Here.

Yeah, that’s right:

Your ridiculously cool Nissan 240 SX wallpaper is here

Enjoy!

We were graced with beautiful blue skies and cool breezes at NHMS this past Saturday for “Freedom Drift”, our 3rd event of the season.  With 32 drivers, “Freedom Drift” was our largest event at NHMS to date and the most enjoyable.  Sticking with the same course as our last event, drivers were presented with two large left-handed sweepers that allowed from high speeds and large amount of tire smoke.  The freshly sealed parking lot made things even more interesting as drivers had to contend with the higher speeds, hot weather and slick pavement.

Image credit to Peter Iannoco.

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