Marko Zakouřil is a prominent Czech drifter who began his career by focusing on car building before transitioning to competitive drifting. He gained prominence after winning the King of Europe championship in 2018 and later becoming the <a href="https://www.drifting.cz" rel="noreferrer" class="editor-link text-energyYellow">Czech Drift Series</a> champion in 2021. Over the years, he has competed in various national and international events, such as the <a href="https://dm.gp" rel="noreferrer" class="editor-link text-energyYellow">Drift Masters European Championship</a> (DMEC), consistently achieving podium finishes and earning a strong reputation in the drifting community.Driving a modified BMW with powerful engines like the M60B40 Turbo, Zakouřil is known for his technical expertise and consistent performances on the track. He represents the Geos Drift Team and remains a key figure in the European drifting scene, pushing the boundaries of the sport with his dedication and skill. His achievements have solidified his status as one of the top drifters from the Czech Republic​.

Jan Konečný, known under nicknames "Ježa" or "Ježíšek", started racing in 2012 with hill climbs, quickly achieving 1st and 2nd place finishes. In 2014, he entered and won his first drift race. By 2015, he was competing in the Czech Drift Series, where he finished fifth overall and won the Slovakia Drift Series. In 2016, despite car issues, he became the Vice-Champion of the Czech Republic and secured the championship title the following year. In 2018, he focused on charitable and exhibition events, standing out as a notable driver.

Zdeněk Kadeřábek, also known by his nickname "Kadet," is a well-known figure in the Czech drifting scene. He competes in the PRO category, driving a highly modified BMW E46 powered by a 2JZ engine. His career highlights include several top qualifications and podiums finishes, showing his consistent performance over the years. He has also competed in Gymkhana events, although his primary focus remains on drifting.

#	Driver	R1	R2	R3	Total
1.	Filip Vimpel	76	51	95	222
2.	Michal Boruta	—	106	32	138
3.	Jan Hejda	65	72	—	137
4.	Michal Vychodil	—	95	32	127
5.	Vladimír Doubek	54	—	64	118
7.	Michal Reichert	108	—	—	108
6.	Marko Zakouřil	—	—	108	108
8.	Dominik Kouba	—	50	49	99
9.	Magyar Tamás	91	—	—	91
10.	Kamil Horecki	—	52	32	84
11.	Krystian Morawietz	—	—	81	81
12.	Marko Hučko	—	76	0	76
13.	Vaclav Slatinský	0	32	32	64
14.	Jan Konečný	—	—	54	54
15.	Marián Nikš	—	53	0	53
16.	David Mrlina	—	—	52	52
17.	Tadeáš Jagelka	—	—	50	50
18.	Oszkár Bócsik	50	—	—	50
19. - 20.	Roman Porubiak	48	—	—	48
19. - 20.	Homan Zsolt	48	—	—	48
21.	János Onódi	39	—	—	39
22.	Zdeněk Kadeřábek	37	—	—	37
23.	Zilizi Krisztián	36	—	—	36
24.	Honza Ondruch	—	—	35	35
25.	Vaclav Hejda	0	33	0	33
29. - 39.	Jozsef Semegi	32	—	—	32
29. - 39.	Gabriel Koczkaš	32	—	—	32
29. - 39.	Michal Helebrandt	—	32	—	32
29. - 39.	Jakub Heryan	—	32	—	32
29. - 39.	Michal Sitta	—	32	—	32
26. - 28.	Jan Hejda	—	—	32	32
26. - 28.	Jan Mičulka	—	—	32	32
26. - 28.	Pavel Hudeček	—	—	32	32
29. - 39.	Zdeněk Řehák	—	32	—	32
29. - 39.	Adam Milan	—	32	—	32
29. - 39.	Marcin Biernacki	—	32	—	32
29. - 39.	Róbert Petri	32	—	—	32
29. - 39.	Bence Gaspar	32	—	—	32
29. - 39.	Radovan Porubiak	32	—	—	32
-	Michal Fojtik	0	—	—	0
-	Krisztian Tóth	0	—	—	0
-	István Jugovitz	0	—	—	0
-	Jerzy Tecław	0	—	—	0
-	Rózsa András	0	—	—	0
-	Miroslav Majo	0	—	—	0
-	Daniel Tretina	0	—	—	0
-	Tomáš Ježek	0	—	—	0
-	Clemens Kauderer	0	—	—	0
-	Arpad Turoczi	0	—	—	0
-	Franz Kuncic	0	—	—	0

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