Group 1 - The D1 Chengdu event achieved over 400 million online exposures and attracted more than 30,000 on-site spectators, setting a new industry record [1] - The event featured a thrilling competition among drivers, including world champions and emerging talents, showcasing the return of true automotive culture [1] - The competition not only focused on individual event honors but also on the final push for the annual championship title, creating an intense atmosphere [1] Group 2 - The 2024 Dongguan event will feature a newly paved track costing 2 million, becoming a hot topic in domestic drifting competitions [3] - Significant upgrades to the track are planned for 2025, including the addition of complex corner combinations and wider designs to test drivers' vehicle control under extreme conditions [3] - The event duration will extend from three to four days, introducing a paid practice day for drivers to adapt to the upgraded track environment [3] Group 3 - The Dongguan event will continue to feature a new energy competition unit, with more domestic new energy vehicle models to be announced before the event [5] - A groundbreaking "oil-electric competition" format will be introduced, allowing high-performance new energy vehicles to compete against traditional fuel performance cars under unified rules [5] Group 4 - The event will coincide with the AIT International Auto Modification Exhibition, covering over 80,000 square meters with 650 participating companies [8] - Various activities, including the Asian Modified Car Competition and urban off-road obstacle races, will promote automotive sports culture through a "race-exhibition linkage" model [8] - The expected exposure for the Dongguan event is projected to exceed 1 billion, setting a new record for automotive sports event dissemination [8]