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New Management Takes D1GP USA to All-New Levels |
 LOS ANGELES (December 11, 2008) – Makes no bones about it…D1 Grand Prix is back in the USA !!! As the founder and premier drift racing sanctioning body globally, D1 Grand Prix ( www.d1gp.com ) is releasing the critical news the industry has been waiting for including: the 2009 U.S. racing schedule, locations, track design and upcoming media tour. |
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D1 Grand Prix Makes It Official By Announcing Its Return To The United States |
 LOS ANGELES (October, 28, 2008) – As the founder of Drift Racing, D1 Grand Prix (www.d1gp.com) is announcing its official return to the United States in 2009. For the past year, the D1 Grand Prix management team has been quietly and strategically working to develop a new drift program that will deliver a high impact and energized competitive racing series to the United States, but with an all-new entertainment component that sets it apart from any other racing series in the U.S. |
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D1GP Finals in Fuji Japan |
 The last round of the 2008 D1 Grand Prix season took place at Fuji Speedway and it was an intense round of Drifting. Many drivers did battle for a championship run and only one man wound up taking the crown in his JZX100. Daigo Satiro secured the championship over the weekend and Dino locked us in with the best D1 coverage in North America. Don’t miss Team Orange and all the other Drifting crews on this high speed entry drifting course. Be sure to check out all of our 300+ photos from the weekend. See more on Wrecked Magazine >> |
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D1's New President Isao Saita |
 D1's new president, Isao Saita, is ready to lead the way. There's no denying it: D1 is the series that started it all for drifting. Born in Japan, its sliding movement made superstars out of local drivers and turned ordinary rear-wheel drives into iconic machines. |
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2008 D1 Grand Prix Exhibition - Odaiba |
 After a three-year hiatus, the D1 Grand Prix finally returned to Tokyo for two days of D1GP's "Tokyo Drift in Odaiba" exhibition. Located in the center of the city, the man-made island of Odaiba is the perfect venue to expose drifting to fans who might not be able to see D1 at the other circuits around Japan. Since there is no actual racetrack in Odaiba, the course was set up in a large parking lot with temporary grandstands. |
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