Drift Pro Allstars is back for 2027 with seven events across six of the UK’s leading circuits, kicking off on Easter Monday at Brands Hatch and including a first visit to Castle Combe.
The new season begins at Brands Hatch on 29 March and runs through to the finale at Snetterton 300 on 26 September, with Drift Pro Allstars once again bringing high-speed drifting to some of the biggest automotive events on the UK calendar.
With a well-spaced schedule stretching from March through to September, the 2027 calendar gives drivers and teams valuable time between events while taking the championship to a great mix of circuits around the country.

The action gets underway on Easter Monday, 29 March, when Drift Pro Allstars returns to Brands Hatch as part of Tunerfest.
From there, the championship heads north to Cadwell Park for Modified Live in May, followed by Donington Park and JDM JAM at the end of the month.
Then comes something completely new for 2027.
On Saturday 26 June, Drift Pro Allstars will head to Castle Combe, bringing the championship to the Wiltshire circuit as part of Modified Live.
The event adds a new venue to the Drift Pro Allstars calendar and gives drivers the opportunity to take on Castle Combe in championship competition.
From there, the second half of the season heads to Oulton Park in July, returns to Brands Hatch for Go Japan! in August and concludes at Snetterton 300 in September.
The full 2027 Drift Pro Allstars calendar is:
29 MARCH – BRANDS HATCH
Tunerfest – Easter Monday
03 MAY – CADWELL PARK
Modified Live – Bank Holiday Monday
31 MAY – DONINGTON PARK
JDM JAM – Bank Holiday Monday
26 JUNE – CASTLE COMBE
Modified Live – Saturday
24 JULY – OULTON PARK
Tunerfest – Saturday
30 AUGUST – BRANDS HATCH
Go Japan! – Bank Holiday Monday
26 SEPTEMBER – SNETTERTON 300
Modified Live – Sunday
Drift Pro Allstars will once again feature as part of some of the UK’s biggest performance and modified car events, appearing alongside Tunerfest, Modified Live, JDM JAM and Go Japan! throughout the season.
That puts drifting right at the heart of each event, combining the speed, noise, smoke and close competition on track with packed show paddocks, car clubs, displays, traders and thousands of enthusiasts.
For drivers, it means competing in front of the large and enthusiastic crowds that have become an important part of the Drift Pro Allstars atmosphere.
With the 2027 calendar now confirmed, preparations for the new season are already underway.
Whether you’re an established competitor, preparing a new car or looking to make the move into competitive drifting, we’d love to hear from you.