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But this video is awesome:

http://vimeo.com/5230445

Check out his others, too

that looks hecktic lol, does anyone know how to drift here?

wouldn't mind learning ...

i know the theory of it but apparently putting it to use is very difficult

Drifting's for poofs. Its the "Synchronised Swimming" of motorsport.

No motorsport should ever be judged - it should be against the clock.

Bennoz wrote:Drifting's for poofs. Its the "Synchronised Swimming" of motorsport.

No motorsport should ever be judged - it should be against the clock.

haha spot on

Bennoz wrote:Drifting's for poofs. Its the "Synchronised Swimming" of motorsport.

No motorsport should ever be judged - it should be against the clock.

My mum says I'm not a poof.

havent done it for ages as I don't have a rwd anymore, but used to some years ago.
Loved it.

not me but I did have a lot of fun doing rally driving some years back now

Rally was the first real Drifting

aza013 wrote:not me but I did have a lot of fun doing rally driving some years back now

Rally was the first real Drifting

YES , I've been a fan of rallying for ages now, in fact, it was what brought me to mitsubishi, due to their evo's influence in rallying motorsports.

Totally agree that real motorsports are judged by objective means.

yeah but still, drifting would be loads of fun

would love to learn ...

what were your experiences in rally aza? I presume you got to drive a real one? im very keen on rally to

yeah, ill only ever love cars against each other on a track, or vs a clock, but have to admit, having been a commentator and judge, there really is an art to GOOD drifting... its more technical than it looks... so max respect to the boys in the drift scene but the perception really is the 'high school dropout' of motorsport

SchumieFan wrote:yeah, ill only ever love cars against each other on a track, or vs a clock, but have to admit, having been a commentator and judge, there really is an art to GOOD drifting... its more technical than it looks... so max respect to the boys in the drift scene but the perception really is the 'high school dropout' of motorsport

+1 to this!
my buddy is actually a drifter and he took me on a drifting session in the uni carpark. Its a a totally wierd feeling, thought its gona be a rough ride but it actually gone quite smoothly. Real drifters and tougers have my respect!

zuihoujueding wrote:took me on a drifting session in the uni carpark

Bennoz wrote:

zuihoujueding wrote:took me on a drifting session in the uni carpark

Uni carpark = epic fail

atleast he wasnt the dumbass drifting in the uni carpark...


even im smart enough to only do it on open roads, school zones with heaps of cars around...


no wait....wha?

poos.. an ye harm none, do what ye will

that is so lame

uni car parks are pretty big...like at uws parra the main car park is massive and at night when there is no cars, you would be able to drift in plenty of space and not have any troubles.

ive gone with my cousins for a ''skid'' run. had a go at it with his s13 (sr20det measly 256rwkw) and fuk its allot harder than you think. easy to step it out, but to get a good angle and keeping it....

had a ball though, so fun. im getting a rwd soon too hehe

Drifting is fun as hell.

I do agree with bennoz though, it aint a motor sport.......... Its more like a motor hobbie

As for rally, now that is a f**ken motor sport. I just went in the WRX experience some months back and it was f**ken unreal. I think i may have some pics somewhere.

rally is the craziest form of motorsport, takes so much balls to go through some of the tracks, especially the mountain climbs, much respect.

this video highlights how dangerous it can be, very lucky driver!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em6R4spZL1Y

(it's not graphic or anything, but pretty scary)