Mike Whiddett, better known as Mad Mike, welcomes the shift in seasons with a spectacular Sunday trip in his drift racer ’RADBUL’, as he unleashes 1,200bhp on narrow roads in Denmark.
Nerves were high leading into the battle as Mad Mike saw several of his fellow drivers, who were in the championship hunt get knocked out in previous battles. With the constant rainfall making tough racing conditions, Mad Mike had some difficulties.
Mad Mike’ Whiddett won the fourth round of Formula Drift Japan 2017, opening the door for a potential Championship win after the fifth and final round in Okayama at the end of October.
A myriad of weather conditions made the track impossibly slippery for the drivers. Despite claiming wins in Top32, Top16 and Great 8, ‘Mad’ Mike couldn’t hold on in his battle against Masashi Yokoi, who advanced through to the finals.
In the next episode, Mad Mike heads out to Mount Fuji. The Ebisu Circuit high in the mountains of the Fukushima Prefecture is often referred to as the spiritual home of drift, over the years the track has seen many epic battles between some some of ...
Suzuka Twin Circuit is the first stop of five rounds in the Formula DRIFT Japan 2017 series. The pro class for this round attracted 35 cars, with entrants from Honk Kong, Singapore, Australia and New Zealand taking on the best drivers Japan has to of...
The New Zealand drift racer known as Mad Mike has made a documentary about the Japanese capital’s extraordinary after-dark modified auto scene – check out Nihon Nights above. Which car would you love to drive?
The penultimate round of the UCI MTB World Cup in Mont Sainte Anne, Canada, began with only 186 points separating the top three women in the fight for the overall title. With the field still wide open, the pressure was on for Myriam Nicole, Tracey Ha...
The Kiwi King of Drift sends his 1,200bhp RADBUL Mazda MX-5 up the Goodwood hill climb course.
Enjoy New Zealand drift ace Mad Mike Whiddett giving Lord March's butler Monty a wild ride around the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
Sussex trainer Gary Moore talks to RPTV about his pair of chasers heading to Sandown.
WATCH the two Gary Moore-trained Tingle Creek contenders Ar Mad and Sire De Grugy on the gallops, ahead of this year's big race at Sandown.
