After the heights of Finland, Round 4 of the 2025 Drift Masters season brought the madness of Drift Masters to the spiritual home of drifting, Mondello Park, and delivered the wildest rounds we've ever seen in Ireland. In front of a packed out Irish crowd, Piotr Wiecek reclaimed his place at the top, securing his first event win since Round 5 of 2023, and doing so in spectacular fashion. From a record-breaking 99.5 in Qualifying to a nail-biting final with Conor Shanahan, the Polish ace proved he’s not here to play this year, and in doing so, rocketed from tenth to second in the championship standings.

The 2025 Drift Masters season kicked off in style at a sun-soaked Circuito del Jarama, where Estonia’s Oliver Randalu claimed his first-ever win after a weekend full of drama, action, and surprise performances.

The stage is set for an epic showdown at the 10th anniversary of Drift Masters, hosted at Warsaw’s PGE Narodowy stadium. Three drivers — Lauri Heinonen, James Deane, and Duane McKeever — entered the final round with the championship title within reach, and today’s Qualifying was nothing short of dramatic.

In an incredible conclusion to Round 4 of the Drift Masters season here in a sunny Riga, Latvia, Irish driver Conor Shanahan has emerged victorious, claiming the prestigious title of 2024 King of Riga. Taking the crown from his brother Jack Shanahan, the 2023 winner, Conor's victory puts the reigning Drift Masters champion back on the podium, marking a significant milestone in this year's championship race.

After an incredibly dramatic opening day at Round 1 of the 2024 Drift Masters season yesterday at the Ricardo Tormo Circuit in Valencia, Spain, today picked up where yesterday left off, as Estonian driver Kevin Pesur finished another unpredictable day the happiest 1, taking home his first ever Drift Masters event win, setting himself up nicely for the 2024 championship chase.