Highlights from Round 3 of the 2025/26 Drift South Series, where Baylie Mcclintock secured the overall championship title in a borrowed car!

The winner of the full series will be taken on the real world journey with the GT86 Scholarship Car, where the driver will get to drive in select real life D1NZ events.

Baylie McClintock took the win in his R32 Skyline, with Dylan Rastrick finishing second overall in his S13 Silvia - Shane Wood driving his S13 into 3rd place.

In 2021 Tyler won the New Zealand MSC Challenge, giving him an FDJ2 Licence to be able to compete in Japan - will we see another Kiwi driver join the ranks overseas?

The collaboration featured a dramatic, high-speed mountain ascent pairing precision drifting on the winding asphalt roads with low-flying aerial paramotor acrobatics right above the car.

Meet amateur boxer Brayden Mair from Omokoroa, New Zealand, driver of the Authentic Honey Co Nissan S14.9 powered by a straight-six turbo RB30DET.

Jett Brewer has taken the victory for Round 3 of the 2026 D1NZ VD1 Virtual Drift Series presented by Logitech G. Isaac Carroll finished second overall, with AJ Johnson taking third place over Spencer Pries - likely putting AJ in-front of the championship points standings heading into the final event next month..