2019 Formula D season

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The 2019 Formula D season (officially titled Formula DRIFT Black Magic Pro Championship) was the sixteenth season of the Formula D series. The season began on April 6 at Long Beach and concluded on October 19 at Toyota Speedway at Irwindale after eight events.

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James Deane won his third consecutive championship with the Worthouse Drifting team, and his teammate Piotr Więcek placed fourth in points. However, the team and both drivers would leave Formula Drift at the end of the season: it was announced in 2020 that Worthouse had withdrawn from the series and that both its drivers were pursuing other opportunities. [1] Deane would return to the series in 2023.

Driver Travis Reeder made Formula Drift history by becoming the first driver to compete with an electric vehicle. His team Napoleon Motorsports developed a fully electric Chevrolet Camaro dubbed the Chevrolet Camaro EL1. Reeder was unable to run it during the opening round at Long Beach since the event's fire safety teams had not been given training on electric vehicle fires. [2] [3] He practiced with the car during the second round at Orlando but competed with his regular Nissan 240SX S13. The car made its first competitive appearance in the third round at Road Atlanta, and he campaigned it until the finale at Irwindale when minor issues forced him to revert to his S13.

Two drivers also made history during the season by scoring a perfect 100 on a qualifying run, something that had only been previously achieved by Tanner Foust at Sonoma Raceway in 2006. Justin Pawlak recorded a perfect score during the fourth round at Wall Speedway, and James Deane recorded a perfect score during the seventh round at Texas Motor Speedway. [4] [5]

Two drivers made a one-off appearance at Long Beach: Mitch Larner, renting a Toyota 2JZ powered Nissan 240SX S14 from fellow competitor Forrest Wang, and Manuel Vacca, driving a BMW E46. [6]

Entries

TeamNo.CarTiresDriverRound(s)
Asphalt Anarchy82 Cadillac ATS-V Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Taylor Hull [7] All
Bakchis Motorsports723 Nissan Silvia S14 Falken Flag of Lithuania.svg Aurimas Bakchis [8] All
Bridges Racing43 Dodge Viper ZB II Achilles Tires Flag of Ireland.svg Dean Kearney [9] All
Chris Forsberg Racing64 Nissan 370Z Nexen Flag of the United States.svg Chris Forsberg [10] All
Coffman Racing959 Nissan 240SX S13 Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Matt Coffman [11] 1–6
Drift Cave Motorsports46 Nissan 240SX Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Patrick Goodin [12] 1–7
777 Chevrolet Corvette C6 Falken Flag of the United States.svg Matt Field [13] All
Enjuku Racing352 Nissan Silvia S14 Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Kevin Lawrence [14] All
Essa Autosport101 BMW M3 E46 Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Michael Essa [15] All
FFF Drifting Department117 Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano Nexen Flag of Italy.svg Federico Sceriffo [16] All
Get Nuts Lab11 Nissan 240SX S14 Achilles Tires Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mitch Larner [17]  R 1
808 Nissan Silvia S15 Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Forrest Wang [18] All
Greddy Racing/Ken Gushi motorsports21 Toyota GT86 Achilles Tires Flag of Japan.svg Ken Gushi [19] All
Hohnadell Racing118 Nissan 240SX S14 Nexen Flag of the United States.svg Alec Hohnadell [20] 1–3
HP Garage19 BMW M3 E46 Achilles Tires Flag of Italy.svg Manuel Vacca [21]  R 1
Huddy Racing129 BMW M3 E46 Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Dylan Hughes [22]  R 1–7
Jeff Jones Racing818 Nissan 370Z Nexen Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Jones [23] All
Jhonnattan Castro717 Subaru BRZ Nexen Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Jhonnattan Castro [24] All
Kazuya Taguchi123 Nissan GT-R
Nissan Silvia S15 [lower-alpha 1] 		Achilles Tires Flag of Japan.svg Kazuya Taguchi [25] All
KORUWORKS909 Nissan 350Z Nexen Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Litteral [26] All
Kyle Mohan Racing99 Mazda RX-8 Nexen Flag of the United States.svg Kyle Mohan [27] All
Meeks Drift316 Cadillac ATS-V Nexen Flag of the United States.svg Austin Meeks [28] All
Nando Drift Team357 Chevrolet Corvette C7 Z06 Achilles Tires Flag of Brazil.svg João Barion [29]  R 1–3, 6–8
Napoleon Motorsports77 Nissan 240SX S13
Chevrolet Camaro EL1 		Nitto Flag of the United States.svg Travis Reeder [30]  R All
Papadakis Racing151 Toyota Corolla (E210) Nexen Flag of Norway.svg Fredric Aasbø [31] All
Pawlak Racing13 Ford Mustang Falken Flag of the United States.svg Justin Pawlak [32] All
RAD Industries34 Toyota Supra A80 Nexen Flag of the United States.svg Dan Burkett [33] All
RTR Motorsports25 Ford Mustang RTR Spec 5-D Nitto Flag of the United States.svg Vaughn Gittin, Jr. [34] All
88 Ford Mustang RTR Nitto Flag of the United States.svg Chelsea DeNofa [35] All
Ryan Tuerck Racing411 Toyota GT86 Nitto Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Tuerck [36] All
SSG Motorsport111 Nissan Silvia S14 Nexen Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Sebastien Gauthier [37]  R 1–4, 6–8
Stratton Racing33 Chevrolet Corvette C6 Achilles Tires Flag of the United States.svg Dirk Stratton [38] All
Team DAI.9 Subaru BRZ Falken Flag of Japan.svg Daijiro Yoshihara [39] All
Team IMR17 BMW M3 E46 Nitto Flag of Peru.svg Alex Heilbrunn [40] 1–4
Worthouse Drift Team130 Nissan Silvia S15 Falken Flag of Ireland.svg James Deane [41] All
215 Nissan Silvia S15 Falken Flag of Poland.svg Piotr Więcek [42] All
R Eligible for Rookie of the Year

Schedule

RoundTitleCircuitLocationDateWinnerCar
1 O'Reilly Auto Parts The Streets of Long Beach
Presented by Permatex		 Streets of Long Beach Long Beach, California April 6 Flag of Lithuania.svg Aurimas Bakchis Nissan Silvia S14
2 AutoZone Scorched
Presented by Black Magic		Orlando Speed World Orlando, Florida April 27 Flag of Lithuania.svg Aurimas Bakchis Nissan Silvia S14
3 O'Reilly Auto Parts Road to the Championship
Presented by Permatex		 Road Atlanta Braselton, Georgia May 11 Flag of Norway.svg Fredric Aasbø Toyota Corolla (E210)
4The Advance Auto Parts Gauntlet
Presented by Black Magic		 Wall Stadium Wall Township, New Jersey June 8 Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Tuerck Toyota GT86
5Permatex Throwdown
Presented by AutoZone 		Evergreen Speedway Monroe, Washington July 20 Flag of Poland.svg Piotr Więcek Nissan Silvia S15
6 Pep Boys Crossroads
Presented by Rain-X 		World Wide Technology Raceway Madison, Illinois August 10 Flag of Ireland.svg James Deane Nissan Silvia S15
7 Advance Auto Parts Showdown
Presented by Rain-X 		Texas Motor Speedway Fort Worth, Texas September 14 Flag of the United States.svg Chelsea DeNofa Ford Mustang RTR
8 Auto Zone Title Fight
Presented by Rain-X 		Toyota Speedway at Irwindale Irwindale, California October 19 Flag of Japan.svg Ken Gushi Toyota GT86
Sources: [43] [44] [45] [46] [47] [48] [49] [5] [50]

Championship standings

Scoring system

Points were awarded for qualifying and for the main event. During qualifying, drivers performed solo runs which were judged on parameters such as line, angle, fluidity and commitment and assigned a numerical score up to 100. These scores were then ranked to determine the qualifying classification and hence populate the brackets for the competition phase. Up to 6 points were then awarded for the top 32 qualifiers.

The qualifiers proceed through a series of competition heats, with those eliminated in the first round (Top 32) receiving 16 points, the second round (Sweet 16) receiving 32 points, the third round (Great 8) receiving 48 points, and the fourth round (Final Four) receiving 64 points and classifying 3rd and 4th. Of the two drivers eliminated in the Final Four, the driver who qualified highest is awarded third place and the final step on the podium. In the Final, the runner-up receives 80 points and the winner 100 points. Final classification within each round is then determined by highest qualifying position; for example, of the two drivers eliminated in the Final Four, the driver who qualified higher is awarded 3rd position and the final place on the podium.

Qualifying stage

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th–8th  9th–16th  17th–32nd 
Points654321

Competition stage

Position 1st  2nd  3rd  4th  5th–8th  9th–16th  17th–32nd 
Points100806464483216

Pro Championship standings

PosDriver LBH ORL ATL WNJ EVS WWT TEX IRW Pts
1 Flag of Ireland.svg James Deane 621110343522112136565
2 Flag of Norway.svg Fredric Aasbø 4109111221418224111310513
3 Flag of Lithuania.svg Aurimas Bakchis1515551161213575248497
4 Flag of Poland.svg Piotr Więcek 7363666711346367482
5 Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Tuerck 17716152319934682953443
6 Flag of the United States.svg Chris Forsberg 38277812841110535104439
7 Flag of the United States.svg Michael Essa 12121514410141278825108212385
8 Flag of the United States.svg Chelsea DeNofa10936921310106931791384
9 Flag of Japan.svg Daijiro Yoshihara 94521079334121179816360
10 Flag of the United States.svg Vaughn Gittin, Jr. 1111416162441115216121813713350
11 Flag of Japan.svg Ken Gushi 13171312179714551913111012343
12 Flag of the United States.svg Justin Pawlak 81374211851671315174115311
13 Flag of the United States.svg Forrest Wang268811121042423111019171411305
14 Flag of the United States.svg Matt Field5112111317820111071415161717305
15 Flag of Japan.svg Kazuya Taguchi23221919181116182017152096129204
16 Flag of the United States.svg Travis Reeder  RY 15191818313131311624211812121615202
17 Flag of Ireland.svg Dean Kearney1418171712142222252518914151919187
18 Flag of the Dominican Republic.svg Jhonnattan Castro19152121152225252119162420181514186
19 Flag of the United States.svg Ryan Litteral1626252526262121179201613141818171
20 Flag of the United States.svg Patrick Goodin25241098151713181225233030171
21 Flag of the United States.svg Jeff Jones32322424201615172322272729282525153
22 Flag of the United States.svg Dirk Stratton26252626142024242220242222212222152
23 Flag of the United States.svg Dylan Hughes  R DNQ2222191319168141782726139
24 Flag of the United States.svg Taylor Hull27272727252527272626313124232323136
25 Flag of the United States.svg Dan Burkett24233131232123232727232128272626136
26 Flag of Italy.svg Federico Sceriffo28282929272729292828221926252828136
27 Flag of the United States.svg Matt Coffman201623232219201913161417136
28 Flag of the United States.svg Kevin LawrenceDNQ3232323230301915303025242727120
29 Flag of the United States.svg Kyle Mohan3131DNQ282828283030292923222020119
30 Flag of the United States.svg Austin Meeks30302828DNQ26262929282831312424119
31 Flag of Brazil.svg João Barion  R DNQ30303030262616202929101
32 Flag of Peru.svg Alex Heilbrunn181414132423181587
33 Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Sebastien Gauthier  R 2929DNQ2929DNQ32322119212185
34 Flag of the United States.svg Alec Hohnadell21202020DNQ34
35 Flag of Australia (converted).svg Mitch Larner  R 222117
NC Flag of Italy.svg Manuel Vacca  R DNQ0
Sources: [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] [56] [57] [58] [59]
In-line notation
Superscript numberQualifying position
BoldTop qualifier
 RY Rookie of the Year
 R Rookie

Auto Cup standings

Auto Cup points are awarded each round to the two drivers with the highest classified finish for each manufacturer. To be eligible, both the chassis and engine must have been constructed by that manufacturer.

PosManufacturer LBH ORL ATL WNJ EVS WWT TEX IRW Pts
1 Flag of Japan.svg Toyota 4109111195522411121059
131713122322934682953
2 Flag of the United States.svg Ford 81336924116761217713789
1094161624511069317491
3 Flag of Japan.svg Nissan 38277812841110535104644
23221919181116181915152096129
4 Flag of the United States.svg Chevrolet 5112111317820111071415161717473
26252626142024242220242216202222
5 Flag of Germany.svg BMW 12121514410141278825108212385
6 Flag of the United States.svg Cadillac 27272727252526262626282824232323255
30302828DNQ27272929313131312424
7 Flag of the United States.svg Dodge 1418171712142222252518914151919187
8 Flag of Italy.svg Ferrari 28282929272729292828221926252828136
9 Flag of Japan.svg Mazda 3131DNQ282828283030292923222020119

Tire Cup standings

Tire Cup points are awarded each round to the two drivers with the highest classified finish for each tire manufacturer.

PosTire LBH ORL ATL WNJ EVS WWT TEX IRW Pts
1 Falken 15153435111121361189
5152555122345248
2 Nexen 382711224112235104952
410917812814181054111310
3 Nitto 10936231993461753932
111141692411106612829713
4Achilles Tires2688410714558259612845
1212109815104781110108212

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Taguchi competed in a Nissan GT-R at Long Beach but used a Nissan Silvia S15 for the remainder of the season.

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