Formula DRIFT Announces New Judge for the 2012 Pro Championship; Brian Eggert Added to the Panel of Judges
Formula DRIFT has announced Brian Eggert as the new judge for the 2012 Pro Championship. Eggert will be the third judge joining Andy Yen and Ryan Lanteigne on the panel.
Brian Eggert is an experienced drifting judge having worked with the USDrift Series and several other regional events. Eggert has also worked alongside Drift Association helping to co-create the Pro-Am Series for Formula DRIFT. Since 2003, Eggert has helped create regional chapters across the country in an effort to make safe and legal drifting accessible for enthusiasts of all skill levels. Through USDrift and NASA, Eggert has helped promote the sport of drifting and sanctions 8 organizations hosting events in over 20 states.
鈥淚 am very honored to be given the opportunity to work with Formula DRIFT and look forward to being able to continue help progress the sport of drifting,鈥 said Brian Eggert, Formula DRIFT judge. 鈥淭he skill level in Formula DRIFT is unmatched and being able to work with the current judges will be a great experience. The judges in the Series have been made up of a remarkable group of people and I look forward to continuing my role in the Series.鈥
Eggert will begin his role as judge at Round 1: Streets of Long Beach on April 6-7. He will be taking the position of Tony Angelo, who stepped down to return to the driver鈥檚 seat and will be joining the current judges Andy Yen and Ryan Lanteigne.
鈥淏rian is a great addition to the Series and the judging panel,鈥 said Jim Liaw, president and co-founder of Formula DRIFT. 鈥淗is extensive experience and passion for the Sport will make him an asset and help make the proper judging calls throughout the season.鈥
The 2012 Formula DRIFT season kicks off on the Streets of Long Beach on April 6-7.
For more information visit:
Related Articles

Englishtown Raceway, NJ 鈥 Round 4 of the 2025 Formula DRIFT Championship was one to remember. After a major storm hit the venue Thursday night,...

If you ever wondered what would happen if a Corvette ZR1 was electrified, Chevy has the answer: an absolute track monster with a 0-60 mph time of less...

After ending its NASCAR participation in 2012, RAM announced over the weekend that it will return to top-level stock car racing in 2026, with entries...

Now, before anyone reads that headline and gets too excited, there are caveats. Big ones.
Firstly, the Toyota executive in question, Cooper Ericksen...

At a time when Stellantis 鈥 parent company of the Chrysler brands 鈥 is rethinking its decision to deep-six HEMI V8 engines in the RAM 1500 and Dodge...

While Bentley鈥檚 press releases say it plans to be fully electric by 2035, internal combustion powered monsters with gigantic power output appear to be...