Drift Style

Tanner Foust tries to protect his series lead at Evergreen Speedway outside of Seattle, Washington. Cooler conditions allow the drivers to perform their best in the Great Northwest.

Drift Style embeds the viewer inside the world of the Formula Drift Pro Championship Series. Each episode examines the backbone of a rapidly growing sport, its characters and the incredible action of race day.

Mechanical problems lead to early exits for the top drivers at the Road Atlanta track, making room for young contenders to climb the podium, but one veteran having an impressive resurgence stands in their way.

It's make or break in the Formula Drift Pro Championship Series with the leaders driving golf balls on the Washington links before teeing off at Evergreen Speedway. But it's hard to relax when rain scatters results all over the track.

A win at Infineon Raceway can be an elusive target with defending champ Tanner Foust eyeing pole position while Bill Sherman, Ryan Tuerck and a reloaded Rhys Millen blast away at standings that will pave the way to the finale.

Formula Drift remains hyper-competitive as Tyler McQuarrie unveils a new weapon on his home track of Sonoma, California.

In Englishtown, New Jersey, drivers take a fun detour into the rough and tumble world of rally racing. Then Rally champ Ken Block gets behind the wheel of a drift vehicle. Finally, it's back to business as Tyler McQuarrie's Porsche delivers.

In Wall, N.J., McQuarrie's Porsche denies Tanner Foust the top qualifier spot he's held for four out of six events.

In their first visit to Sin City, Japanese drivers upset the Formula Drift status quo. Las Vegas Motor Speedway is where Tanner Foust fights to hold onto his overall lead or go bust.

Part 2 of the season finale at Irwindale, California, "The House of Drift" is rocking with anticipation.