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Willow Springs Reimagines Itself Again
Willow Springs hosts IROC Porsches, drifting, and burnout contest with 4,000 attendees.
In brief
Willow Springs hosts IROC Porsches, drifting, and burnout contest with 4,000 attendees. Willow Springs Raceway's second event attracted 4,000 people with IROC Porsches, drifting, and a burnout contest. Originally reported by Autoweek.
Willow Springs Reimagined Event
Willow Springs Raceway hosted its second major event with 4,000 attendees, down a thousand from last year's event.
Huth Cup Race Highlights
Formula 1 World Champion Jenson Button competed in the Huth Cup but Ed Jones won the 12-lap race with identically prepared Porsche Cayman GT4 RS Clubsports.
Time Attack Hillclimb
The Petersen Automotive Museum sponsored a Time Attack Hillclimb featuring Vintage B-Sedan to IROC Porsche Tribute entries.
Drifting Exhibition
Formula D stars Matt Field and Odi Bakchis performed drifting alongside local drifter Charlie Ongsingco.
Burnout Competition
Nolan Sykes won the GT Radial Burnout Competition with a tire-shredding display.
Rivian Off-Road Experience
Rivian hosted off-road experiences using its R1S and R1T EVs with DirtFish Rally School.
Future Plans
Willow Springs plans to host the first US Goodwood event in 2027 with Navy and Air Force aircraft flyovers.
What to remember
Willow Springs Raceway's second event attracted 4,000 people with IROC Porsches, drifting, and a burnout contest.
