Assetto Corsa Drift Comp

01 · Drivers

Compete

Qualify, battle and climb the EFVD championship ladder.

driftcomp.com
02 · Organizers

Organize

Run your own drift event with judging, brackets and broadcast tools.

drifttournamentapp.com
Why start here

The short version

Assetto Corsa drift competition, explained

An Assetto Corsa drift competition is an online sim racing event where drivers are judged on style, line and control, not lap time. Drivers first run a judged solo qualifying round. The top qualifiers then meet in tandem battles: two cars drift together, each driver leads one run and chases in the other, and judges compare both runs to decide who advances.

There are two ways in. Drivers enter an organized championship and compete. Organizers run their own events and need tools for judging, entries, broadcasts and Discord. This page points each to the right place.

Two paths

Why these two

For drivers

Compete with EFVD

  • International championship. EFVD (Effervescence Virtual Drift) has run Assetto Corsa drift events since 2023, with competitors from more than 20 countries.
  • A real competition format. Scored qualifying, then judged tandem battles comparing lead and chase runs, building to season standings.
  • Published rules. Public judging guide, technical regulations, code of conduct and a protest and appeal process, so drivers know how decisions are made.
  • A driver pathway. Progress from Applicant to Wild Card Driver, Licensed Driver and EFVD Ambassador.
  • Car preparation support. An official Car Tech Kit and checklist to get an eligible car through inspection.
  • Live broadcasts. Events are streamed live on the EFVD YouTube channel, with replays and highlights.
Compete at driftcomp.com →

For organizers

Organize with Event Toolkit

  • Proven in competition. Built from the tools that run EFVD's own international championship.
  • Built for Assetto Corsa drift. Automates the repetitive work of a drift event: judging updates, OBS graphics, Discord registration and car checks.
  • Modular. Choose only the tools you need for judging, broadcast and replays, registration and payments, car inspection, Discord and social media.
  • Your accounts, your data. Tools run on your own accounts and computers, with no ongoing hosting.
  • Simple buying. One-time purchase per module, as software only or with guided setup on your accounts.
  • Free guides. Practical, no-signup guides on judging, streaming, registration, servers and growing a drift competition.
Organize at drifttournamentapp.com →

Getting started

Your first steps

As a driver

  1. Join the official EFVD Discord.
  2. Open #driver-application and press Apply to Compete.
  3. Once accepted, use My EFVD for your driver profile and round requests.
  4. Prepare an eligible car using the Technical Regulations and Car Tech Kit.
  5. Qualify, then battle. The New Driver Guide covers your first event.

As an organizer

  1. List the jobs that take your staff the most time on event day.
  2. Pick the modules that cover them, or start from a recommended bundle.
  3. Choose software only or guided setup for each module.
  4. Rehearse the workflow before drivers arrive.
  5. Run your event and let the tools handle the repeat work.

Guides

Learn the sport

FAQ

Common questions

What is an Assetto Corsa drift competition?
An online sim racing event in Assetto Corsa where drivers are judged on drifting style, line and control. It usually starts with judged solo qualifying, followed by tandem battles where two drivers alternate leading and chasing.
How do I join an Assetto Corsa drift competition?
For EFVD, join the official Discord, open #driver-application and press Apply to Compete. Staff review each application; accepted drivers then request individual rounds through My EFVD. See the New Driver Guide.
What do I need to compete?
Assetto Corsa with Content Manager, a wheel setup, and Windows 10 or 11 (or a qualified Ubuntu x64 setup with Steam and Proton), plus an eligible car that passes technical inspection.
How is drifting judged?
Qualifying runs are scored individually. In tandem battles, judges compare both drivers' lead and chase runs and decide who advances. EFVD publishes its full Judging Guide.
How can I run my own Assetto Corsa drift event?
You need a server, a judging process, a way to take entries, and ideally a broadcast. Event Toolkit offers modular tools for each of these, and its free guides explain how to run a smoother event.
Does Event Toolkit host my event?
No. The tools run on your own accounts and computers. You buy the current version of each module once, as software only or with guided setup.