Sno*Drift Rally 2024 – Saturday

Checking out of Sno*Drift 2024 with Brandon Semenuk doing his thing.

DirtFish Live Center will be back next week for Rally Sweden, the next round of the World Rally Championship. See you then!

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He's still finding his way into the comfort zone with his new car – but feels there's more speed to find within himself.

Hear from Javier Olivares, winner in the L4WD class at Sno*Drift

Hear from rally winner Brandon Semenuk at the finish.

Michael Tirpak's Ford Escort RS Cosworth has to be up there.

No elks were harmed in the making of this rally.

BK and co. are in Atlanta – more coming from the finish line shortly!

15th place goes to Haowen Chu!

Mark Tabor completes the final stage only 0.9s off Alastair Scully's effort, clinching fourth in class and 13th overall.

Just behind in 14th is his daughter Madelyn Tabor in a '99 Impreza, who gets third place in NA4WD for her efforts.

He drove his BRZ into a tree and got stuck for five minutes on SS11 today. But he still made it to the end – and gets rewarded with a class podium.

Here's a closer look at that incident (sorry Santiago...)