James Deane takes the wheel of a 3D-printed mini S13 for Drift Games
The Formula Drift and Drift Masters champion tried the tiny car at his 130 Showdown event in Mondello Park, and the description admits it had a hard day.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
I let James Deane drive my 3D Printed MINI S13...
Drift Games posted nothing new, and the channel slowed accordingly: a usual day here brings around 15,000 views, and lately it has been closer to a third of that. Subscribers held at 493,000.
The video still doing the most work is a small car with a big passenger. In "I let James Deane drive my 3D Printed MINI S13...", the team hands its miniature printed drift car to Deane, the Irish driver who won Formula Drift titles in America and Drift Masters titles in Europe, at his own 130 Showdown at Mondello Park in County Kildare. The description keeps the outcome short: the car had a hard day at the track.
Right beside it, at almost exactly the same daily pace, is the older Warsaw video, "Nobody saw what REALLY happened at Drift Masters Poland…". The description calls it the team's last event as Team Drift Games, a sold-out night at the national stadium in front of 55,000 people, billed as the side of the weekend the broadcast never showed. Further back, the Ford Escort Mk2 dressed as a Japanese kaido racer keeps ticking over.
Among the car channels of similar size, this was a slow week for nearly everyone, and Drift Games gained the fewest views of the group. ReDriven was the one with real volume, past a million and a half views over the seven days. For Drift Games, the champion and the miniature car carry the pause.
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The videos drawing views on Drift Games right now
- Channel
- Drift Games
- Subscribers
- 493,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 58,071
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Drift Games' week looks in figures.
💡 Test your knowledge
The S13 that the mini car copies is a generation of which Nissan model?
S13 is the chassis code of the Nissan Silvia (and 180SX/240SX) built from 1988, a drift favorite.




