2009 European Drift Championship season

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The 2009 European Drift Championship season is the third season of the European Drift Championship. The championship was won by Mark Luney after he narrow snatched the title from the then championship leader, Phil Morrison.

2009 entry list

2009 Need For Speed European Drift Championship Driver	Car	Number	Team/ Major Sponsor	Country
Ben Broke-Smith	Nissan Skyline R32	1	Driftworks/Federal Tyres
Brett Castle	Nissan 200sx S14a	3	Sampson Vehicle Services
Mark Luney	Nissan 350z	4	SVA Imports
Daniel Eyles	Nissan Silvia S15	5	Japspeed/Maxxis Tyres
James Grimsey	Nissan 180sx	7	GBH Motorsport
Alan McCord	Nissan Silvia S15 (V8 Powered)	8	Hi-Octane Imports/McKeever Spares
Declan Hicks	Toyota Soarer	9	Universal Turbos/RWD Japan/Maxxis Tyres
Phil Morrison	Nissan Silvia S15 (2JZ Powered)	10	Driftworks/Federal Tyres
James Russell	Nissan Skyline R32	12	Distinctive Cars York
Pete Barber	Mazda RX7 FD3S	16	Swinton Car Insurance/Hayward Rotary
Paul Conlan	Nissan Silvia S15 (2JZ Powered)	19	P&F Salvage/McKeever Spares
Stephen Evans	Toyota Starlet/Lexus IS200 (V8 powered)	20	Sampson Vehicle Services/Autoglym
Kieran Cameron	Nissan Silvia S13	22	Apex Performance
Steve Will	BMW M3 E36	29	RWDMotorsport.com
Paul Cheshire	Nissan 200SX S14a	30	Team Green
Alexis Drew	Nissan Skyline R32	31	Santa Pod Raceway
Andy Cooper	Nissan 200SX S14a	33	Really Mean Sounds.com
Gary Hughes	Nissan Skyline R32	34	Skyline Owners
Ian Harrison	Nissan Skyline R32	38	Harrison Motorsport
Robin Neeson	Toyota Chaser	39	Smith's Engineering
Dwain McKeever	Nissan 180SX	40	McKeever Spares
Rennie Morocco	BMW M3 E36	41	Chizfab
Richard Bradley	Nissan 200SX S14	43	Drift Skillz
David Waterworth	Nissan 180SX	44	Checkpoint
David Monaghan	Nissan Skyline R32	45	Skyline Owners
Stuart Hansford	Nissan 180SX	46	Privateer
Keith Hammond	Nissan Skyline R32	47	Skyline Owners
Kiyoshi Kawabata	Nissan Silvia S13	51	Driving Sports/Low Brain Drifters
Anthony Scott	Nissan Sileighty	52	Skylinepart.com
Martin Ffrench	Mazda RX7 FD3S	53	Dragon Performance/Touge Heroes
Scott Armstrong	Nissan Onevia S15.3 (S13 front, S15 chassis, supercharged RB30 engine)	TBA	Performance Parts & Services Ltd

2009 Rounds

• Round 1 – April 25, 2009 – Oulton Park Circuit – Won by Phil Morrison
• Round 2 – May 17, 2009 Knockhill Circuit – Won by Pete Barber
• Round 3 – May 31, 2009 Silverstone Circuit – Won by Alan McCord
• Round 4 – June 28, 2009 Brands Hatch – Won by Mark Luney
• Round 5 – July 11, 2009 – Santa Pod Raceway – Won by Phil Morrison
• Round 6 – October 11, 2009 – Snetterton Circuit – Won by Mark Luney ^[1]

References

1. Cooper, Andy (11 October 2009). "EDC Round 6 at Snetterton". RMS Motoring. Retrieved 8 June 2025.