Spot The Differences: #155

Spot The Differences: #155

In this edition of Spot The Differences, we look in the pages of PASMAG #155. Can you spot the 10 differences in the photos? Input the 10 CORRECT answers to this puzzle below for a chance to win a PASMAG Fan Pack (Formula Drift 10th Anniversary Photo Bookmagazinesstickers, and bonus item! Good Luck!

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