As far as I could found it was converted to rally track and another track for drifting similar to it is getting constructed, but there's no much information, if you know please tell me something

Hi all, I was watching some drift clips and a question popped up in mind.

I've noticed the two things in my limited experience of watching clips/videos online;

1. Drivers who let go of the steering wheel during the self steer part of the drift and catches it while maintaining both hands at 3 and 9 o'clock position.
2. Drivers who follow the self steer with either one of their hands whilst the other is at 3 or 9 o'clock position.

I personally tend to do the first one and I would correct it with the gas pedal or some counter steer. As for the 2nd one I tend to see it on drivers with smoother transitions and drifts with minimal counter steer and seems like they've got insane throttle control. It's more aesthetically pleasing to see this technique as well. But I've seen both used in street drifters to grassroot drivers and all the way to pro level drifting.

Is this a matter of preference, skill level, car or suspension setup? or all of the above? I'm still trying to understand things here and I'm building up my seat time. So do educate me on this please :D

Hi. Going to the April Matsuri with my 21 year old son. Drift enthusiast from Norway. I want to surprise him with a ridealong or two if possible. Anyone who can take him for a ride on Saturday of the matsuri? We will spend the whole day there. Thanx in advance for answers.

any feedback on my driving would be great.

M54b30 (230HP) and grippy mountain roads that shread through tires

Was filmed on March 10th but forgot to post lol

I’m at Formula Drift Long Beach! I shot this from the top of the bleachers, over the fence with my long lens. Anyone know who the gentleman standing awesomely close to these cars is?

I dont have a passenger seat so the views look crisp.

I just watched fast and furious Tokyo Drift now I’m tryna drift in my Nissan Sentra 2014. Any tips gang

Finished my third event. No handbrake, stock power, just a mini mantis kit for the C5, coils, and some cooling upgrades. Still got a lot to learn but this has to be the most fun I've ever had in a car.

I have been seeing many videos of cars drifting and there are many people sorrounding them i want to know how can i find these car drifting places are there any groups.

Been looking for E36 M3 for a while now and see majority of them are abused (expected?). My question is: what usually goes bad suspension and chassis wise on drift cars? Can there be a permanent damage to it or i can simply replace bunch of parts and make it stock? This particular one hasn't been modified on the interior, just added turbo and whatever driveshaft things you guys replace.. Thanks!

So I was thinking of going to a track for the first time on an open drift day coming up to get more expercince sliding my car as my only experince consists of empty parking lots, snow days, rain days, intersections in the middle of nowhere, and a couple hairpin turns. I'm very careful where I practice so i'm not putting others at risk only myself. Because of this i have already in learning had to replace a control arm.

Again though i'd like to be legal and go to a track but it dawned on me what if someone hits me on accident or trys to tandem with me and bumps my car, i get it comes with the sport and I cant be mad about it but i'm not trying to drift to learn styleish slides, i'm trying to learn more in a rally sence so I can take turns faster. Any advice or thoughts? I was really looking forward to going but now i'm not so sure.

Just a walk through the car show.

I'm planning to go to Japan in June, mostly visiting Osaka area. I'm trying to experience professional drifting (not a lesson) with two people. Does anyone know of anywhere near Osaka that does that?

woohoo!! car is a blast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbpCJpKatGg

Since people seemed to like my previous video, here is the “in car” shot. Sorry about the beeping, that’s the traction control getting angry with me. Things to note are the home-made g-meter on my dash showing just below 1g laterally. As it’s a race car I have a hi speed racebox mini s strapped to the cage just above the mirror. That’s what is giving the gps signal to race chrono which is then syncing the video from the GoPro to provide the overlay. Very neat. You can see how little lock I have. The car is running a quick rack so just under 2 turns lock-to lock. Safety sticker was supplied by https://www.instagram.com/driftbricker and has successfully protected me for about 3 years.

Ok. So the annoying beeping was the indicators. They’re easy to catch.

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He estado explorando The Crew Motorfest y probando la KTM en terrenos extremos. La sensación de velocidad y adrenalina en el rally es brutal. 🌍🏍️ ¿Alguien más ha probado esta moto en el juego? ¿Qué configuración usan para off-road?

Aquí les dejo un gameplay donde llevo la KTM al límite: https://youtu.be/dPtvN4eXcNs

Déjenme sus opiniones y recomendaciones. ¡Nos vemos en la carretera! 🚀🔥

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