Part 2 of our multi part Formula D New Jersey coverage. Enjoy!

Formula Drift makes it to Wall Speedway in NJ for their 8th time. It was hot, muggy and after swallowing mouth loads of rubber and inhaling gallons of tire smoke; I can honestly say it was a great time! This is one of the smaller courses on the FD schedule, but due to its high banks and figure 8 infield, it created some of the best FD action I’ve seen this season. The wall on turn 1, did what Wall is most famous for, claim car after car. Parts were flying and competition was intense. Enjoy the pics from Joe Dantone and stay tuned for parts 2 & 3 of Round 4...

G37 that is, but since he does, we’ll just call it the G. Normally a Mercedes guy, this Infiniti was a step away from the norm for Chris Enrique, but that hasn’t shown through at all. Everything you’d expect to see in a nicely modded Mercedes you can find on this Infiniti, simple, yet classy, and in what other color but silver?   With that said, Chris has his own style that many trends don’t influence at all, this G could easily be sitting on +5 offset 20x10s with 235s stretched on them but that isn’t what he wanted with this car. Some might say there are “flush” guys, and there are...

Here it is…the finale to our three part coverage of Formula D Round 3. I can’t believe it has been 2 weeks since the event and Round 4 is this weekend! . . . . . . Opening ceremonies are a great way to be introduced to the top 16 drivers and grab some free shirts thrown by your favorite drifter or model. JTP and Matt Powers battling it out. JTP and D MAC getting very close. D MAC and Chris Forsberg inches from each other. .  .  It was an all Falken podium with Justin Pawlak in first, Vaugh Gittin JR in second and Darren McNamara in third! Check out the rest of the action shots in the gallery below. ...

When is come to cars, minimalistic is not always the best building approach to get attention. But then again, builds should not always be about getting attention. Some builds are about the reflection of the owner. Some builds are about beauty through simplicity. Anthony Stagliano did just that with his ’04 Lexus GS300.      Rolling on VarrsToen ES 1.1.2 Hyper Black (19×9.5 +22 / 19×10.5 +22) and Achilles ATR Sport (225/35/19 front, 245/35/19 rear), Anthony’s car looks sinful as the fenders ever so gracefully snuggle the tires courtesy of Megan LP Coilovers w/ custom front RCA’s. As a resident of West Palm...