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BC Racing buys the battle-worn Drift Masters car, with fresh bodywork and a track test marking the handover.
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My Drift Masters Supra has a NEW OWNER...
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- 0:00The host confirms the sale and explains how the Supra became part of Drift Games.
- 6:58The crew unpacks replacement carbon-kevlar panels and removes the battered bodywork and wrap.
- 12:11The Supra returns in white, black and gold BC Racing colours.
- 12:33BC Racing arrives, and development driver Tom Simpson is introduced as the Supra's new pilot.
- 17:28Simpson begins testing at Sportsland, with the host offering advice between runs.
- 22:18Testing moves to Mondello Park's faster national circuit.
The battered panels come off before the keys change hands. Drift Games is saying goodbye to its Drift Masters Toyota Supra, but first the crew gives it a new exterior and its teenage driver gets a proper introduction behind the wheel.
"My Drift Masters Supra has a NEW OWNER..." has drawn around 56,000 views in its first thirteen hours. The new owner is BC Racing; its sixteen-year-old development driver, Tom Simpson, will be taking the seat.
For the host, selling means parting with a car bought after a warehouse fire destroyed his previous cars. Two Drift Masters seasons brought crash damage, suspension work and moments he clearly doesn't want to leave behind. He explains that, having decided against another full season, the Supra is expensive to keep and maintain.
The workshop farewell is anything but ceremonial. A huge crate supplies replacement HGK carbon-kevlar panels, and the crew strips away battered bodywork and old wrap before reassembling the car. It returns in white, black and gold BC Racing colours. The episode also includes a sponsored diagnostic-tool segment.
Then the handover becomes a coaching session. At Sportsland, the host helps Simpson adjust to the Supra's rearward seating position and manage its engine temperature. His practical cooling tip: drive it around.
Simpson's first laps lead to a move onto Mondello Park's faster national circuit. Back in the pits, he describes the car as smooth and responsive. The host's farewell comes with a driver's assessment rather than just sentiment: "For a first day driving a pro car, I don't think you could have done any better."
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Which circuit hosts the faster part of Tom Simpson's Supra test?
The team moves from Sportsland to Mondello Park's national circuit for the faster test.