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.