土屋圭市 ドリキン
A legendary Japanese [[racecar]] driver, known as the "Drift King" for his use of [[drifting]] in other motorsports and role in popularizing the technique. His recorded illegal street drifting activities in a [[Toyota Sprinter Trueno]] served as the inspiration for many touge racers and automotive enthusiasts.

In his official motorsports career, Tsuchiya was a driver in the All Japan GT Championship (predecessor to [[Super GT]]) and [[Japanese Touring Car Championship]], driving cars such as the [[nissan skyline r32|R32]] [[Nissan Skyline GT-R]], [[Ford Sierra]], and [[Honda Civic]]. He also participated in [[NASCAR]] exhibition races in Japan and won the 1995 [[circuit de la sarthe|24 Hours of Le Mans]] in class with a [[Honda NSX]], later going on to score 2nd overall in a [[Toyota GT-One]] in 1999. In 2000, Tsuchiya founded [[D1 Grand Prix]], where he also served as a judge for 10 years.

Tsuchiya was a consultant for [[Initial D]], with [[Fujiwara Takumi's Toyota Trueno AE86]] being inspired by his own real life car. He was also the stunt coordinator and one of the stunt drivers for [[The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift]].
tsuchiya keiichi