Arkady Tsaregradtsev opens the new season of the SDC Championship

Systême Electric Drift Challenge (SDC) – a new brand of the already legendary Sochi Drift Challenge Championship, retains the main idea – affordable drifting at a professional level for everyone, with the right ideology and maximum competition. The ideologist, founder and organizer of SDC is Russian Champion, Vice World Drifting Champion Arkady Tsaregradtsev. The seventh season will traditionally unite both experienced drifters and beginners in one competition.

The Systême Electric Drift Challenge calendar has 4 stages planned: – Stage 1: November 5 – 9, 2025 – Stage 2: November 12 – 16, 2025 Stage 3: March 18 – 22, 2026 – Stage 4: March 25 – 29, 2026

A completely new exhibition will be held in Moscow – the Moscow Auto Show MAZ will distribute trucks of a completely new generation to carriers AvtoVAZ conducted a test as if the Lada Iskra had been standing in the sun for 6 years

Registration of participants is already open; the Championship regularly brings together hundreds of pilots from dozens of cities in Russia and neighboring countries.

At each stage, the pilots will compete with the support of spectators, for whom there will be seats in the stands and in the free seating areas on qualifying days and doubles races. Motorsport fans will be able to watch sports battles, study technology and communicate with pilots in the service park. Smoky races and the skill of the pilots, energy and technology, adrenaline and the spirit of competition will create a festive atmosphere for the racing weekend.

In addition to fans in the stands, the Systême Electric Drift Challenge will bring together an online audience live at every stage. Almost 9 million motorsports fans watched the broadcasts in the sixth season.

Seasons 1-5 were previously held at Sochi Autodrom (since 2023 – Sirius Autodrom), at the Russian Coaster ski jump complex (Sochi), at the Pilot sports complex (Ust-Labinsk). All four stages of the sixth season took place in the city of Ust-Labinsk, bringing together 113 pilots and 15 teams.