Toyota Speedway… must be pretty boring.

falken g35 looks much more better,I dunno what engine or what magic method they use to cool the engine down but I seen it drift burning tires like its nothing none stop. if u love cars u have to appreciate the art of drifting and the skills it takes..hey if you have over 350 pony tweak the alignment and try it out its fun to not have full control at all time

no picture of babes… boring.

oh yea I forgot if u don’t want to go next time its ok I will go for u

I’ll respectfully disagree with you on this one, Fx. Maybe I’m just getting old, but even when I thought frying donuts in my ‘75 Chevelle was fun, I can’t imagine thinking, “They should make a sport out of this.” I guess the same way I grew out of appreciating the skills of circus clowns, jugglers, macaroni artists, and Canadians, I grew out of tearing up tires for the sake of tearing up tires. Of course, I wasn’t as good at it as these guys are…

Fx I think you meant Ford Falcon FPE that is an awesome Car Dude! Ford Drive one and see why Ford Dominates a G35

johngalt- I shared that mentality prior to seeing the sport in person. Drifting a single car is a fairly boring concept, but seeing two guys door to door at 70 MPH, engulfed in smoke, and narrowly missing concrete barriers…well, that’s good fun right there.

lln didnt take many or any pictures given how these places are packed with cars and large crowds esp down in socal.

You’re probably right, Mark. I’ve never been to ANY kind of race that, in person, didn’t get the old adrenalin flowing. I even bought rubber ducks for all my kids so we can throw them upriver and see which one gets home first. So far, I’m up fifty bucks for the season!

It doesn’t take 350 horses to drift. I used to do it in my 280Z, and I had somewhere around 200 horses only. That was plenty to shake the light back end loose at 100 mph.

But as much fun as drifting is, it’s not the fastest kind of racing. It sure looks cool, and it is a blast to do, but a proper entry and exit is really the quickest way.

Oh please… I’m sorry. Who thought it was necessary to make a sport out of this? I’ll give it this much in that like any other form of bullsh*t bravado it’s better these clowns are in a secured area rather than on the public streets. Honestly… I’d rather watch dumpster divers forage through the bin at the back of the local KFC during a garbage strike than watch a couple of assholes create enough smoke to cover up the smoke that those who are supposedly watching are creating on their own.

To do a burnout after actually winning something is one thing… when the burnout becomes the event it’s time to move on. Good gawd… this sport is such total BS I’m surprised they haven’t petitioned to become part of the Olympics.

johnny: Would you and your family rather watch a sport that strips an old buick bare and reinforces it with steel and the drivers drive in a figure 8 and smash into each other? You can high five the 300 lb feller behind you in a tattered up Jeff Gordon t-shirt when a big hit happens.

dey took our jobbss….

… damn it anyway… I was sure I could push more buttons with that little rant than just yours vicdub. Sigh…

vics vaporub, Nascar fans are not impressed with drifting. But we are at least smart enough to know that this is nothing new. Down here in the south we used to do this in hoopties on dirt roads; ‘course we called it trying to stay out of jail! These idiots have it all wrong. They should 1st get on a dirt surface, (Dust is better than smoke!) 2nd, they should get an old car that doesn’t handle well. Today’s average family car handles better than an indy car did forty years ago. There is obviosly a whole lot of drivers who have never driven a poor handling car if they can make a sport out ofthis.

no I meant the falcon g35 do u really think they only have the ford ? look it up on youtube and get back to me.
10 yrs in the future and they will still have drifting as a sport its not going anywhere

Smart and Nascar fans shouldn’t be in the same sentence. Go drink some more moonshine and screw your sister.

Oo look, an airplane!.

Props.

@Torino
Stop comparing., When your obviously Uneducated, we’ve all had our amateur experiences you’ve talked about. Try Smashing a tarmac Hair pin at 80mph roll with a $100k and 400+hp equal if not more lbs trq strapped to you. Then spinning through and Setting up for another and another and another. Then Add The sounds of A trillion dieing rabbits (Trying to relate to your nascar lifestyle) and doing this over and over. You couldn’t keep your speed up.

Buy yourself a RWD and not one of these rust bucket GrandAm Hoopties you speak of. Come talk to us YAnkees about our snow storms.

Stop collect’n
dey took our jobbss!!!

Homefry!, I drive a mustang gt thank you very much. But what I was refering to is moonshiners and good ole boys running from the law. I never have done this but I have fled down dirt roads at over 80 mph. With the extreem length and poor handling of older cars it was – is much more dificult than a well handling race car on pavement. On dirt roads you are tying not to rap your car around a tree. Heck, Hard core moonshiners did it at night with no headlights! No safety eqipment at all. Come on down to North Carolina and I’m sure you can find someone to take you on a real drift.

Well Torino429… you sure are making us NC boys look good.

It is spelled Wrap… moron.