I first heard of Club Loose’s event East Coast Bash about 10 years ago from coverage by Linhbergh Nyguen in SpeedHunters. Fast forward to today, and I was fortunate enough to be given access as media for the event. I was nervous and excited because I am a fan first. This meant that I would be going for work and not spectating. My initial emotions were just overwhelmed with joy
After the initial warmup runs, fans were treated to the part of the show that allows us to get a closer look at the drift machines that have been burning rubber for a few hours. The cars pulled up by the entrance section of the track where the merchandise is located. We had a car show! The lineup was something that mirrored what I saw in countless Drift Tengoku magazines
I have been trying to go to a Final Bout event in any of the stages since it’s inception in 2014. The event is organized by young OG’s of US Drifting Simba (Grip Gambler) and Ilia (Formerly Risky Devil) along with some staff of Club FR. The event captures the true essence of the automotive sport because it was created by drifters for drifters. They felt that Club FR events
