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Addicted to Drifting

Addicted to Drifting

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monthly_06_2011/blogentry-31583-1308890735.jpg[extract]Motivated by the high-revving engines, the freedom of style, the billowing smoke trial and the chicks, young and eager Benjamin Chiam tells CHERYL TAY why he made drifting his life

 

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His foray into drifting was sparked off by Goodyear. It all began when Benjamin Chiam used to see his neighbour


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