Driftclub.gr Drift Day at Drivepark: Our July Debut as Club Kemuri

The day had finally come. The E46 was ready, and after a short test at Megara Circuit, we headed north for the Driftclub.gr drift day at Drivepark in Rysio, northern Greece.

It was mental—probably the best event of the year for us. Although one of our members unfortunately couldn’t make it, the day marked our first appearance as Club Kemuri, alongside Sakis Kladis. That’s a project we’ll share more about another day.

First Laps at Drivepark in Rysio

This was my first time driving at Drivepark, a circuit well known within the Greek drifting community for its regular drift days. Being based in southern Greece makes the trip north a commitment, so we don’t get to drive there as often as we’d like.

The circuit offers two main layouts, with a shortened version of one effectively giving drivers a third option. It also hosts rounds of the Greek Drift Championship, making it a familiar track for many drivers on the national scene.

Old-School Drifters, Plenty of Style, and a 12-Car Train

The atmosphere was incredible. A lot of old-school drifters came together from northern and southern Greece, giving the day the feel of an all-star reunion for our generation.

There was plenty of style on track, and one of the highlights was a wild drift train of around 12 cars, if I remember the number correctly. Sharing the track with that many drivers was something else.

Between getting the E46 out on a new circuit, catching up with familiar faces, and making our first appearance as Club Kemuri, this July drift day at Drivepark was one to remember. Definitely a day for the books.

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