WRECKED Magazine covered our visit to M1 Concourse for the second annual Woodward Drift Festival. The event included the second round of both DISL and DIGP, both of which saw a new driver take the series lead. Check out their coverage of DISL here and DIGP here!

The Drift Indy crew is bringing drifting to M1 Concourse during the Woodward Dream Cruise weekend for the second year in a row! In addition to the second round of our competitive series, DISL and DIGP, we’ve partnered with our friends at Vaded Mob and Shift Society to put together a car show to highlight some of the cleanest import builds the Detroit area has to offer.

Wrecked Magazine covered the killer first round of both of our competitive series. The round saw a DISL rookie take the top step while the DIGP podium saw some familiar faces.

The 2026 Drift Indy Grand Prix and Drift Indy Street League rosters are stacked with some of the best talent in the midwest and beyond. After a killer 2025 season that saw the inaugural DIGP season take the formula to the next level and new competitors stake their claim in the DISL rankings, this year promises to be even more competitive and even more stylish.

The Drift Group (TDG) is proud to announce a new partnership with AMSOIL, a leader in synthetic lubrication and performance-driven innovation. 

The Drift Indy Community celebrated the conclusion of DI’s twentieth season with a party and awards ceremony this past weekend at the Saint Shack in downtown Indianapolis. The season saw the introduction of Drift Indy Grand Prix, a killer season of Drift Indy Street League, a trip to Detroit during the legendary Woodward Dream Cruise and a whole hell of a lot of laps turned at Kil-kare, renamed Darana Raceway mid-way through the year.

This year’s Drift Indy Street League season came to a killer conclusion Nov. 7 and 8 at Xenia, OH’s Darana Raceway. The round capped off Drift Indy’s twentieth season and saw a DISL rookie take home the season’s top spot.

This season’s Drift Indy Street League rounds have produced some killer matchups between both series vets and rookies, and the introduction of Drift Indy Grand Prix left the door wide open for newcomers to make a name for themselves. Our current series leader did just that.

Paul Tuttle made not only his Drift Indy debut, but his competitive drifting debut, in this season’s first DISL round.

The fourteenth edition of Drift Indy’s biggest bash is kicking off tomorrow, September 19. This year’s No Star Bash is bringing 150+ cars together for a three-day celebration of drifting and will include the final round of the inaugural Drift Indy Grand Prix season Saturday evening.

Following a strong performance at the inaugural round of DIGP back in April and a first-place finish up at the M1 Concourse for Round Two, Roy Outcalt has planted himself atop the season rankings. With the final round less than a week away, he’s looking forward to pushing hard to try and fight his way to a second-straight podium finish and to writing his name into the drifting history books as the first-ever DIGP champion. All he has to do is put down a near-perfect heater in qualifying for the chance to battle his way through a gauntlet of some of the best drifting talent in the Midwest. Easy, right?

Drift Indy’s headed to the Motor City this weekend with a killer roster of Drift Indy Street League and Drift Indy Grand Prix drivers for this season’s second round of competition. Both series are set to have a super competitive round, and it’s all going down right next door to the legendary Woodward Dream Cruise.