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There’s no shortage of analogies to describe what went down at Drift Indy Street League Round 1 this weekend. We shook the etch-a-sketch. We poked the reset button with a mechanical pencil. We deleted our My Player. We prestiged.

Whatever. The point is, it’s a new era for DISL, and the new look is rad as hell. 

The time is nearly upon us, folks. We’re just a few days away from the dawn of the next iteration of Drift Indy Street League.

After an initial run of 10 volumes that spanned three seasons and saw over 100 total drivers vie for the podium, we’re wiping the scoreboard clean and starting fresh with a three-round series, all to be held in 2024.

Sexy cars and cold hands were the name of the game at last weekend’s Drift Indy Street League Showoff. 

14-year-old Jake Clark joined us for Drift Indy Street League Volume 9 at Kil-kare and, while he came just short of making it through prelims on a soaked and slippery track, he was a ton of fun to watch during practice. 

In a sea of Asian and Euro imports, a few screaming eagles have managed to break into the drift scene and establish themselves as American-made, driftable rides. Mustangs have long been a go-to pick for drivers looking to keep it domestic, but the Chevy Corvette has really started to equal or exceed their numbers at drift events of late.