Baggsy reflects on a tough weekend at Drift Masters Ferropolis as the team now looks ahead to Poland in September.

Ferropolis once again delivered a great weekend of drifting as the Drift Masters European Championship returned, and SB Motorsport’s Baggsy was back for the first time since the Spanish round in May.The team started strong, with the car performing flawlessly throughout practice. Baggsy looked comfortable and confident heading into qualifying, ready to chase down a place in the Top 32.

On his first run, Baggsy delivered what felt like a clean and competitive lap. Despite the strong performance, the judges awarded an 84, a score the team felt didn’t quite reflect the quality of the run. Pushing harder in his second attempt, Baggsy adjusted his entry to go after extra style and angle points. Unfortunately, the move compromised the early part of the run, and the score came in at 83.Missing out on the Top 32 by just two points was a bitter pill to swallow, especially with the belief that the opening run merited closer to 90 points, a score that would have put Baggsy right in the mix. But that’s the unpredictable nature of motorsport, and part of what makes Drift Masters so fiercely competitive.

Back in Ferropolis for Drift Masters European Championship

Baggsy reflects on a tough weekend at Drift Masters Ferropolis as the team now looks ahead to Poland in September.

Ferropolis once again delivered a great weekend of drifting as the Drift Masters European Championship returned, and SB Motorsport’s Baggsy was back for the first time since the Spanish round in May.The team started strong, with the car performing flawlessly throughout practice. Baggsy looked comfortable and confident heading into qualifying, ready to chase down a place in the Top 32.

On his first run, Baggsy delivered what felt like a clean and competitive lap. Despite the strong performance, the judges awarded an 84, a score the team felt didn’t quite reflect the quality of the run. Pushing harder in his second attempt, Baggsy adjusted his entry to go after extra style and angle points. Unfortunately, the move compromised the early part of the run, and the score came in at 83.Missing out on the Top 32 by just two points was a bitter pill to swallow, especially with the belief that the opening run merited closer to 90 points, a score that would have put Baggsy right in the mix. But that’s the unpredictable nature of motorsport, and part of what makes Drift Masters so fiercely competitive.

While disappointed with the result, Baggsy remains upbeat and determined to bounce back. The team will now turn their focus to the next round in Poland on September 12th–13th, where they’ll be looking to convert their pace and performance into results.Thank you to our sponsors and fans for their unwavering support, which drives the team to keep pushing for more every time they hit the track. Poland, September 12th–13th. Let’s go again.Next stop: Gravity Show 23rd and 24th Augus