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Drift Fans Gear Up for February Action
The D1NZ National Drifting Championship is set to bring the smoke and excitement back to Pukekohe this February as Round 3 of the 2025 season arrives in Auckland.
Pukekohe has long been one of the most iconic drift venues in New Zealand, known for fast entries, sweeping corners, and an atmosphere that always delivers high-energy battles. With both Pro and Pro-Sport drivers competing in the 2025 season, Round 3 serves as an important mid-season milestone as competitors fight for crucial championship points.
For drift fans, Pukekohe’s February round is always a highlight. The venue’s speed and layout test driver precision and commitment, often producing some of the most memorable battles of the season. With strong fan engagement online and multiple official outlets covering the event, Round 3 is shaping up as a must-watch moment in the championship.
Where GT Radial Fits Into the Story
While 2025 is still underway, 2026 is already shaping up to be a significant year, with GT Radial confirmed as an official control tyre supplier for the championship. With that on the horizon, GT Radial is watching the current season closely, observing how the field evolves, how competition lines are developing, and how the sport continues to grow heading into a new tyre era.
Round 3 at Pukekohe offers the perfect opportunity to follow driver form, vehicle setups, and championship dynamics as 2026 approaches. It’s an exciting time for drifting in New Zealand, and an exciting time for GT Radial to be connected to the sport’s future.
Looking Ahead
February’s round at Pukekohe is set to deliver everything fans expect from the D1NZ Championship: noise, smoke, commitment, and tight battles. As more official information is released — including schedules and competitor details — GT Radial will continue sharing updates in the lead-up to race day.
See you at Pukekohe for Round 3.
https://www.d1nz.com/round-3-pukekohe