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Drift Games splits the workshop builds from the car adventures

Josh wants ground-up projects, David Egan wants buying trips and quicker turnarounds, and both will stay involved in each other's videos.

Why this story? One of the most watched videos since yesterday, with 69,350 views.

After 10 YEARS of Drift Games, it's time for a change...After 10 YEARS of Drift Games, it's time for a change...

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  1. 10:30Josh wants ground-up builds rather than buying, lightly modifying and selling cars.
  2. 12:40David announces separate strands for Josh's intensive builds and his own car-culture adventures.
  3. 13:08The Factory tour includes the F13B, a rotary-powered Ferrari F40 lookalike on a Nissan chassis.
  4. 14:44Drift Games Raw will feature casual behind-the-scenes footage and smaller car builds.
  5. 20:18David says insurance difficulties in the Republic of Ireland led to selling the Escort/S2000 hybrid to Northern Ireland.
  6. 21:18David announces two business projects: sourcing unusual cars abroad and developing an automotive product whose identity remains unrevealed.

Josh wants to build cars from the ground up. David Egan gets his buzz from going to see the next one. Drift Games is making room for both, dividing its main channel between two different approaches to automotive life rather than sending either presenter away.

The update has drawn roughly 70,000 views in its first 13 hours. Behind the title, "After 10 YEARS of Drift Games, it's time for a change...", is a practical explanation of who will make what, where missing cars have gone and why workshop projects take so long to reach the screen.

"I'm bored of buying cars and selling cars and doing cars up slightly. I'm interested in the full builds," Josh says. His tour of The Factory offers a suitably ambitious example: the F13B, a rotary-powered Ferrari F40 lookalike built on a Nissan chassis. Progress on the Lowbrain, AZ1 and Supra projects is also promised for the next episodes.

Egan's side will lean towards travel, car culture, events and buying and selling. He also announces plans to document two new automotive businesses, one involving sourcing unusual cars abroad and another involving a product he isn't revealing yet. Drift Games Raw will carry more casual workshop footage and smaller builds.

The comments repeatedly question whether the title suggests a bigger upheaval than the video delivers. Others pick up on the appeal of seeing more of the detailed fabrication process, rather than just the finished cars.

There are concrete answers for viewers wondering about the showroom, too. Egan says the Ford Escort built on Honda S2000 underpinnings was sold to Northern Ireland because they couldn't insure it in the Republic of Ireland: a striking project they could own, but couldn't take out for a drive.

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The facts
Subscribers
493,000
Channel views, last 7 days
51,424
Channel views, pace per day
5,466 (on a normal day: 20,587)
Video published
November 4, 2026
Video views so far
55,163 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day
110,294

The numbers

The update drew roughly 70,000 views within its first 13 hours, before a full day had passed.

subscribers
493,000
no significant change in the last 7 days
total views
59,734,716
views per day
5,466
typical day: 20,587
the video
views
55,163
likes
3,131
comments
382
days online
1
subscribers: this channel and similar channels
ReDriven
494,000
As of November 5, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube
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