Rookie of the Year.
Catch My Drift. Recognition in his first season of competitive drifting.
01 / Jake Little
Jake Little is an American racing driver, content creator, and daily livestreamer from Mooresville, North Carolina.
Competing for Jake Little Racing in Formula DRIFT Pro-Am, Jake brings a fast, aggressive style to every battle. He made his Pro-Am debut in 2025 and earned his first Pro-Am victory at Gateway Round 1 in St. Louis in 2026, while still a teenager.
His ambitions span motorsports. Alongside his pursuit of a PROSPEC license and a future in Formula DRIFT PRO, Jake has a strong interest in sprint cars and stock cars.
An official C4 Energy athlete supported by title sponsor SRI Performance, Jake shares the full journey with a community that follows him on the track, online, and on stream.
02 / On track
Catch My Drift. Recognition in his first season of competitive drifting.
Jake takes the next step in his racing career, entering Formula DRIFT Pro-Am.
Gateway Round 1. St. Louis. A first win in Formula DRIFT Pro-Am, while still a teenager.
2026 so far
In his second Pro-Am season, Jake has combined his first victory with top-ten finishes in roughly 90% of his rounds and several top-five results. His latest US Drift Circuit outing in Florida ended in P5.
Competing across Gateway, East10 Drift, and US Drift Circuit, he is building the pace and consistency to take the next step.
Next: earn a PROSPEC license. The longer-term goal is Formula DRIFT PRO, championship contention, and regular podiums.
Beyond the next round
Jake currently competes in drifting, with ambitions that reach across motorsports. He has a major interest in sprint cars and stock cars, drawn to their speed, intensity, and close competition.
Based in Mooresville, North Carolina, he is surrounded by the people and culture of American motorsports.
03 / The road here
Before racing, Jake spent years playing competitive AAU travel basketball across the East Coast. When he stepped away after eighth grade, he had not yet found what would come next.
An interest in drifting started with his Dodge Charger Scat Pack. Jake watched a $50,000 drift competition at Englishtown Raceway in New Jersey changed the picture: the horsepower, speed, and battles brought back that competitive feeling.
In 2024, his family invested in his first C6 Corvette. Jake started putting serious hours into a simulator and slowly developed the stock car into a dedicated drift car. Even with limited real driving that first season, he earned Catch My Drift Rookie of the Year.
At the same time, he was building an audience. Content led to partnerships, and that support helped the family-backed program grow. The Corvette he started with is still the one he competes in today.
04 / Off track
The helmet comes off. The energy stays.
Jake goes LIVE on TikTok every day, from gaming and racing simulator sessions to IRL streams. He regularly ranks among the platform’s daily Top 100 gaming streamers, with 600,000–1 million stream views a month.
The energy is high, the community is positive, and people come back for Jake himself. Whether he is racing on the simulator, playing a game, or just talking with chat, fans get to know the person outside the helmet.
Meeting thousands of fans each year means everything to him. Their support carries from the chat to the track and into everyday life. Follow @littledrifts and turn on LIVE notifications to catch the next stream.
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