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Justin Pawlak’s Formula Drift Mustang Has A Fresh New Roush Livery: Video

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Pro Formula Drift driver Justin Pawlak (JTP) just revealed the fresh new Roush Performance livery now adorning his competition-spec Ford Mustang drift car last week, ahead of the weekend’s Streets of Long Beach season opener.

You can see that in the video above, which ends in just about the most American fashion conceivable: a 40-second burnout with the US national anthem playing triumphantly in the background.

Pawlak, who drives the No. 13 Roush Performance Ford Mustang, managed to rack up 35 points at the 2017 season opener at Long Beach. He made it to the top 16 before being eliminated by Ryan Tuerck – driver of the No. 411 Toyota 86. Vaughn Gittin Jr., meanwhile, drove his No. 25 Monster Energy Nitto Tire Ford Mustang RTR to the top 16, earning 39 points. Chelsea DeNofa, new to drifting in the Mustang, was eliminated in the first round, earning 18 points.

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We’ll be watching all three Ford Mustang Formula Drift drivers closely as the season progresses. Be sure to check out JTP’s new Roush Performance Formula D livery in the video above.

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Written by Aaron Brzozowski

Aaron Brzozowski is a writer and motoring enthusiast from Detroit with an affinity for '80s German steel. He is not active on the Twitter these days, but you may send him a courier pigeon.

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