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Greet an international cast of characters including Swedish defending champ Sam Hubinette, New Zealands former champ Rhys Millen and a host of Japans finest drivers. But this year a hungry young Drift Alliance gang makes their presence felt. And Rally racing champ Tanner Foust is leading the new charge to win cash or crash.

Tanner Foust has held the top-qualifier position for two events but is brushed aside by emerging young Drift Alliance star Chris Forsberg. And an old pros resurgence keeps the title race red-hot and rolling.

In the Great Northwest, Chris Forsberg and his Drift Alliance crew, including Vaughn Gittin Jr. are coming up fast. In a new car, the Dai Yoshihara proves to be indestructible.

In the hilly wine country there are many twists and turns and much at stake. Whoever wins this event only has two to go before the final so drivers are sitting tight on any advantage.

In Wall, New Jersey, McQuarries Porsche denies Foust the top qualifier spot hes held for four out of six events. Defending champ Sam Hubinette and former title-holder Rhys Millen only have one more shot to preserve their season.

In Part 1 of the season finale at Irwindale, California, The House of Drift is rocking with anticipation. This is the track that has hosted the finals since the inception of the series and drivers, organizers and fans are experiencing a breakout year.

Part 2 of the season finale at Irwindale, California takes the series to the wire. Its a breakthrough year with all the glory still very much up for grabs. Tanner Foust leads but has never won an event. Dai Yoshihara and Chris Forsberg are coming up fast with just a point between them. This one wont be decided until the final minutes.