
The guys at ACT gave us some great news about Fantasy Drift this week for our loyal players. Below in the block quote text is all the information ACT is providing for the contest. To give you cliff notes we are picking three people randomly who are running ACT drivers for this contest. Below you can see what you will win if your in this top three. Here is a quick list of drivers that make you eligible to win:
Eric O’Sullivan
Fredric Aasbo
Ian Fournier
Jeff Abbott
Joon Maeng
Matt Field
Matt Powers
Nikolay Konstantinov
Ryan Kado
Ryan Tuerck
Here is the ACT Press Release:
ACT is pleased to present a special prize package for participants in Wrecked Magazine Fantasy Drift 2011. One lucky Fantasy Drift PRO player will win the grand prize which includes a one of a kind ACT themed Sony PlayStation 3 and a complete set of ACT swag! Two additional players will each receive an ACT swag bag.
Grand Prize includes the following:
- Custom ACT Sony PS3 (160gb or equivalent) & extra controller
- ACT T-shirt
- ACT Hat
- ACT Lanyard
- ACT License Plate Frames
- ACT Zippo Lighter
- ACT Mechanic Gloves
- ACT Sunglasses
Second and Third Prize includes the following:
- ACT T-shirt
- ACT Hat
- ACT Lanyard
- ACT License Plate Frames
- ACT Zippo Lighter
- ACT Mechanic Gloves
- ACT Sunglasses
(Approximate Retail Value of Prize Package: $650)
Advanced Clutch Technology is a premier clutch manufacturer that has more than 700 different applications and more than 1,300 performance clutch kits. The company’s product line features clutches and forged flywheels for the most popular vehicles in the sport compact, American and European car markets. Advanced Clutch Technology has been involved with the sport of drifting since 2004 and currently sponsors Ryan Tuerck, Eric O’Sullivan, Fredric Aasbo, Matt Powers, Joon Maeng, Matt Field, Ryan Kado, Jeff Abbott, Ian Fournier and Nikolay Konstantinov. ACT is headquartered in Lancaster, Calif.
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