A QUICK LOOK BACK (SO FAR)

We’ve travelled around the world, had so many epic experiences – and we’re only halfway through 2026. Here’s the story so far.

From spontaneous travels to epic core memory experiences, 2026 has been been a full-time adventure. We’ve collected passport stamps, questioned sleep schedules, and we’ve even hosted our own event. And the craziest part? We’re only halfway through the year. Here’s the chaos so far.

We kicked off the year with a bucket list moment to visiting Tokyo Auto Salon for the first time, Baggsy celebrated a decade of working with Liberty Walk’s mastermind Wataru Kato and caught up with the Drift King himself Keiichi Tsuchiya.After Japan, we casually squeezed in a trip to Australia. We were stoked to be at the Keep it Reet Friday Night Drifts event at Melbourne’s Calder Park and it’s always great hanging out with Jason Ferron and Mitch Pullen. Big drift energy, unreal crowds and solid laps – we love to see it. Laying 11s at the Mount Panorama circuit during the Bathurst 12 Hour weekend certainly wasn’t on our bingo cards. We’re not even sure if it was on Baggsy’s!

The journey then took us to Sweden, taking both the GT86 and PS13 out for absolute Monster of a party on ice. Eighteen years of drifting and Baggsy never once driven on an ice lake… so we fixed that with the help of some serious company: Petter Solberg, Oliver Solberg and Lando Norris.

Somewhere in the middle of all the chaos Baggsy made his way back to Australia to be a part of a special filming project with Oscar Piastri for Sky F1 and Monster Energy. Meanwhile the SB Motorsport team with Shane Lynch taught Kaleb Cooper how to drift.

Over a hundred drifters descended upon Anglesey Circuit for the Spring Drift Matsuri Easter weekender. This was hands down the best way a drifter can spend their Easter holiday, it was such a vibe.  Shortly after, Baggsy was beyond proud to announce his new drift car project, the Toyota GR Corolla. Now we just need to fit 1,000HP into it… somehow. Japfest at the Silverstone National Circuit never fails to disappoint. Drifting at the home of British motorsport just hits different.

The SB13 shop team have been flat out with fresh merchandise and designs. They launched the latest Initiate Show event merch at Goodwood Motor Circuit and now it’s online at SB13.shop – check it out and grab yours now 👇🏼

In May we hosted the second ever Initiate Show. Call us biased, but it was EPIC. A full-on drift competition, FMX displays, a snowmobile doing flips in the air (yep you read that right), a mega display of cars with the SONAX Showcase and so many more activities for the family – it was a day to remember! All signed off with a demo from Baggsy himself. We couldn’t have been happier with how the day went – it was full of action, smiles and memories.

And now we’re back, fresh from Tuning World Bodensee, Messe Friedrichshafen southern Germany where we had a blast speaking to all the fans and checking out the insane show cars while Baggsy had a wild time sending the GT86 around the arena.

A QUICK LOOK BACK (SO FAR)

We’ve travelled around the world, had so many epic experiences – and we’re only halfway through 2026. Here’s the story so far.

From spontaneous travels to epic core memory experiences, 2026 has been been a full-time adventure. We’ve collected passport stamps, questioned sleep schedules, and we’ve even hosted our own event. And the craziest part? We’re only halfway through the year. Here’s the chaos so far.

We kicked off the year with a bucket list moment to visiting Tokyo Auto Salon for the first time, Baggsy celebrated a decade of working with Liberty Walk’s mastermind Wataru Kato and caught up with the Drift King himself Keiichi Tsuchiya.After Japan, we casually squeezed in a trip to Australia. We were stoked to be at the Keep it Reet Friday Night Drifts event at Melbourne’s Calder Park and it’s always great hanging out with Jason Ferron and Mitch Pullen. Big drift energy, unreal crowds and solid laps – we love to see it. Laying 11s at the Mount Panorama circuit during the Bathurst 12 Hour weekend certainly wasn’t on our bingo cards. We’re not even sure if it was on Baggsy’s!

The journey then took us to Sweden, taking both the GT86 and PS13 out for absolute Monster of a party on ice. Eighteen years of drifting and Baggsy never once driven on an ice lake… so we fixed that with the help of some serious company: Petter Solberg, Oliver Solberg and Lando Norris.

Somewhere in the middle of all the chaos Baggsy made his way back to Australia to be a part of a special filming project with Oscar Piastri for Sky F1 and Monster Energy. Meanwhile the SB Motorsport team with Shane Lynch taught Kaleb Cooper how to drift.

Over a hundred drifters descended upon Anglesey Circuit for the Spring Drift Matsuri Easter weekender. This was hands down the best way a drifter can spend their Easter holiday, it was such a vibe.  Shortly after, Baggsy was beyond proud to announce his new drift car project, the Toyota GR Corolla. Now we just need to fit 1,000HP into it… somehow. Japfest at the Silverstone National Circuit never fails to disappoint. Drifting at the home of British motorsport just hits different.

The SB13 shop team have been flat out with fresh merchandise and designs. They launched the latest Initiate Show event merch at Goodwood Motor Circuit and now it’s online at SB13.shop – check it out and grab yours now 👇🏼

In May we hosted the second ever Initiate Show. Call us biased, but it was EPIC. A full-on drift competition, FMX displays, a snowmobile doing flips in the air (yep you read that right), a mega display of cars with the SONAX Showcase and so many more activities for the family – it was a day to remember! All signed off with a demo from Baggsy himself. We couldn’t have been happier with how the day went – it was full of action, smiles and memories.

And now we’re back, fresh from Tuning World Bodensee, Messe Friedrichshafen southern Germany where we had a blast speaking to all the fans and checking out the insane show cars while Baggsy had a wild time sending the GT86 around the arena.

And there we have it, it’s been a pretty insane 2026 half-time recap. A packed schedule like this wouldn’t be possible without the support of our partners and sponsors, we have the best group who share our vision and help make the seemingly unrealistic, possible. So it’s box-box for fresh tyres, all the cars are getting refuelled and a check-over and we’ll be back out for the second half of the year. Where will you catch Baggsy and SB Motorsport next?