Rhys Millen didn’t win at last weekend’s Irvindale Speedway Formula Drift event last weekend – the fault of a
power-steering pump that didn’t want to do its share of the work – but the driver still managed to win the series
championship. As silly as it may seem to have a season-long battle centered around oversteer, at least it was won in
the right manner – with a domestic RWD car powered by a V8. Er, rather, it was won by a car that’s built in Australia
with an engine that’s produced in Canada and a transmission that’s assembled in Mexico. Millen’s car is still damn
sweet, and one can imagine that Pontiac’s pleased with the outcome of its involvment in this sport.
Rhys Millen captures drift title
Rhys Millen didn’t win at last weekend’s Irvindale Speedway Formula Drift event last weekend – the fault of a power-steering pump that didn’t want to do its share of the work – but the driver still managed to win the series championship. As silly as it may seem to have a season-long battle centered around oversteer, at least it was won in the right manner – with a domestic RWD car powered by a V8. Er, rather, it was won by a car that’s built in Australia with an engine that’s produced in Canada and a transmission that’s assembled in Mexico. Millen’s car is still damn sweet, and one can imagine that Pontiac’s pleased with the outcome of its involvment in this sport.
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