And now we pause from the winter Olympics to bring you this important video.... :R

Last night our resident huggable Speedhunter, Antonio Alvendia went out to attend the launch of the new Ford Mustang... Being the world's number one drifting fanatic, his main interest was to point his lens at Vaughn Gittin's new Mustang. The car's all carbon fiber body work was presented with an all blue finish. You can be assured next

Most of the members of Team Falken will tell you that 2008 was a pretty tough year for them. Mechanical gremlins and delayed race car builds certainly pushed their stamina limits over the course of the season. None the less, they continue to be one of the most popular teams in Formula Drift. Go to any Formula Drift meeting and you'll find that there's

For some reason Chris Forsberg seems to show up a lot in these Slomo Moment videos. Not sure why that is. Perhaps I like the colour orange? At any rate he is not the main star of this video. That honour goes to the privateer drifter John Russakoff and his battered AE86. John caused a bit of a stir at Irwindale last year when he qualified for the Top

Cameraman Ozan Biron is known for being a bit of a nutter when it comes to camera work. This shot is no exception. He found a nice hole in the fence to stick his lens through and look what happens! Getting closer! Closer! Ack! NOTE: No cameras or wing endplates were injured in this filming exercise. They just had a little "kiss". :Rod Chong

IMO one of the world's great spectacles of motorsports is full force drifting at Irwindale Speedway. It really feels like a gladiatorial battleground, complete with a blood thirsty crowd. It simply has to be experienced to be believed. It was a defining moment in the 2007 Formula Drift championship. Two title contenders: Yoshihara and Forsberg had