On February 14, the second stage of the 'Winter Drifting' series was held, revealing the continued growth of winter drifting in Latvia, both in terms of participation and competitive excitement. A total of 47 athletes, including 43 in the 'Winterbeater' category and four in the Sport category, took part in the event, which boasted a prize fund exceeding 2000 euros, making it one of the most impressive stages in the history of winter drifting in Latvia.

This season has marked a significant milestone in Latvian drifting, as it is the first time that two full winter drifting events have been successfully conducted within a single winter season. The completion of two events with different winners and categories underscores the series' development and the sport's increased diversity. Supported by 'NikNak Drift' and other partners, participants are not only afforded ample opportunities to train and compete, but are also motivated by an inspiring prize fund that rewards all podium finishers.

Each stage of the series brings new excitement and potential for participants, and with the ongoing support and engagement from the drifting community, the sport continues to evolve. The involvement of younger competitors, such as nine-year-old Ričards Daugello, who has become the youngest participant in Latvia's history, adds a compelling narrative to the thriving sport, promising a bright future for winter drifting in the country.