Luke Huxham – Director
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Born in New Zealand where Luke lived for the first half of his life then moved to Australia where his passion for cars started to grow. While in Australia he started his 8 year long career in the computer website and media design industry. Luke helped contribute to the drifting community by setting up drifting events for his local community and trying to spread the word of drift around Australia.

 

Shortly after getting involved with a local car import company they invited three D1GP professional drivers from Japan to run the first ever drift schools for all the locals within the sport. This was Lukes first tastes of Japanese culture, after meeting with the drivers and becoming close friends Luke then got invited back to Japan to embark on a 1 month drifting holiday.

 

Moved to Japan in 2008 to learn more about their culture, drifting and to start one of the biggest projects of his life. Luke now lives with his wife in Japan, is part of a local Japanese drift team (Team Geki) and has started his own car business exporting car parts worldwide. Luke wants to pursue his life long dream of working within the automotive media industry, becoming successful and continuing this project on to a life long career.

 

Luke currently owns a JZX90 Drift car and his hobbies include, cars, skateboarding, snowboarding, filming and spending time with his friends.

 

 

Thomas Moore – US Marketing
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Thomas “Slappy” Moore, founder of Team Slide Asylum. Has been interested in MotorSports since he was young. Followed Formula One ever since it was aired on American TV and still does to this day.  Enjoys watching Le Mans, DTM, WRC Classic Can-Am, & just about any Touring or Cup series race.

 

Thomas has always wanted to be involved in some sort of MotorSport but thought he couldn’t afford it, or be lucky enough to have been put into Karting like M. Schumacher at a very young age. He was lucky enough to discover Drifting and be pretty good at it straight away.

 

He digs music, as long as its loud, evil and heavy and has also been  in and out of bands as a teen. Played a few parties, bars, and recorded a few songs at KenMar recording studio in MD.

 

Now onto friends & family. Thomas says he couldn’t of made it this far without them and would like to say thanks to all his home town friends and car buddies for all there help along with his Mom and Pops for their support.

  

 

Al Clark – Audio Production
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Al Clark fromt TrackDayFilms.com has been producing audio work for his own films for many years with some of his most recent work being TougeHeroes.com. A talented young man with the drive and passion to help make this film  even more successful.

 

 

Josephine Yun – Press Liaison
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Lived in California for 12 years. Moved to the East Coast. Fell in love with Honda Integras. Began racing on her 2.5 hour drive between school and home to kill time. Began working as a writer. Forgot about cars and racing for a while. Introduced to street racing, Rally, and drifting by her good friends. Freelances as a writer, promoter, and occasional musician. Likes food, skiing, golfing, and writing. Lives in Baltimore. 

 

 

Don Cerny – Translator
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Don has been living in Japan for just over 2 years now. He has been studying Japanese for about 6 years now and though hes currently working as a public school English teacher, his life, both professional and personal, has been all but taken over by Japanese. Donh has been into drifting since about 2005, but thanks to a lack of tracks, cars and general interest in the sport stateside, he didn’t get much exposure to the scene until he came to Japan. Don says “It is my hope that through helping with projects like Drift Documentary that I can help to expand the love of this truly unique sport beyond it’s current borders”.

 
To date Don has owned 4 Nissan s-chassis, most recently an NA kouki S14. His other hobbies include snowboarding, golf, various other car sports, cooking and drinking.