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After running the road course at World Wide Technology Raceway at Round 1, the reverse layout at Round 2 and the Formula DRIFT layout at Round 3, the remaining drivers of Gateway ProAm suited up one last time for the chance at a coveted FD PROSPEC license on the driver-voted reverse course layout. Going into the finals, Ethan Hodges had a one-point lead over Gabriel Beaurivage, having both stood on the podium the day before in second and first place, respectively. Round 1 win

With two rounds remaining in the 2026 Gateway ProAm championship series, the possibility of earning a coveted Formula DRIFT PROSPEC license was within the reach of several drivers. To that point, Round 3 would take place on the old Formula DRIFT layout at World Wide Technology Raceway, a layout far removed from the fast, sweeping road course of the first two rounds. Notably, several drivers present at Rounds 1 and 2 were absent for a myriad of reasons, resulting in a smaller

Just hours after Jake Little claimed victory during Round 1 of the inaugural Gateway ProAm series, the same roster of drivers suited up to do battle again for part two of the double header weekend. This time, three new drivers would stand on the podium. While the first iteration ran the traditional clockwise layout, drivers were faced with an all new challenge as the course was run in reverse. Now putting the lengthy sweeper at the beginning with a far shorter runup than befo

As the smoke settled on the inaugural weekend of the nation's newest Formula DRIFT ProAm series, two drivers found themselves tied for the points lead on their quest to acquire an FD license. The road course at World Wide Technology Raceway in Madison, IL is the stuff of legend in the Midwest drift community. For years, local grassroots and other Pro Am organizations hosted events on the infield track perhaps best known for its lengthy, high speed sweeper. Formula DRIFT made