Drifting Press Release

Packed Crowd Witnesses History At ‘Mopar D1 All-Star Duel’

The first-ever meeting of NASCAR stars and Drifters was an overwhelming success, as a jam-packed crowd of NASCAR and drifting fans came together to experience a historic event at the “Mopar D1 All-Star Duel presented by ShiftIntoGear.�

Lineup Finalized for “Mopar D1 All-Star Duel” This Week

The lineup features the best of the NASCAR Nextel Cup Series and D1 Professional Drift Grand Prix Series. Kasey Kahne, driver of the No. 9 Dodge Dealers/UAW Dodge Charger and a four-time winner this year on the Nextel Cup circuit, will be joined by past Cup champions Matt Kenseth and Bill Elliott, along with Greg Biffle, Robby Gordon, Scott Wimmer and Casey Mears, driver of the Texaco/Havoline Dodge Charger. Team Mopar’s Samuel Hubinette will lead the drifters into battle, with stars such as Rhys Millen, Vaughn Gittin Jr., Tanner Foust, Ken Nomura, Tatsuya Sakuma, Toshika Yoshioka, Takahiro Ueno, and Hideo Hiraoka.

Who are these NASCAR guys Anyhow?

With the Grip vs. Drift on August 31st rapidly approaching, it is time to figure out who these NASCAR starts are. I spent some time on NASCAR.com pulling up bios on each driver, and posted them all below for you to enjoy all in one place. Looks like these guys will be sure to put […]

NASCAR Driver Greg Biffle Speaks to DriftLive.com

DriftLive.com was given the opportunity to ask Greg Biffle, who will be driving in next weeks NASCAR vs D1 Event a few questions. Take a look!

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Drifting and NASCAR Stars Ready to Fight it out

Drifting AND NASCAR Stars Ready to fight is out as “MOPAR D1 All-Star Duelâ€? Draws Near; Event website Now Online.

MOPAR Helps Hubinette Score Great Eight Finish

The outlook wasn’t rosy for Team Mopar’s Samuel Hubinette and his NuFormz Racing crew on the eve of the Round Five 2006 Formula D Drift Series event, held before a packed crowd at Evergreen Speedway in Monroe, Wash., near Seattle. After testing Hubinette’s Mopar Dodge Viper SRT10 last Thursday, the team determined they needed to replace the engine, which had been used in competition for nearly three years, a remarkable feat in itself. With practice rounds set for Friday, it looked as if Hubinette’s championship hopes would be dashed.