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There will be no D1 drivers this time round, sorry guys. There will be Australia’s best drifters battling it out in Pro and Street class. Sunday is the main event from 1pm onwards. The two day event format ensures that Sunday arvo is action packed. This will be the biggest drift event in Melbourne for quite some time. Not to be missed.

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pfft i see authentic d1 every weekend :D

omg... who the hell are u!!!

lol

geesus its like seeing a ghost

i will be there for Sundays event!! wont miss it... should be good.

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