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Drifting Anyone?


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You'd be surprised how much instinct takes over when things get sideways. Getting it there is one thing, holding it there and more importantly getting it back to straight again smoothly is where the skill comes in.

 

I'm only starting out too, but those few moments past the limit are well worth the effort.

 

A disused tarmac airstrip would be perfect, not concrete, too harsh on tyres. Wet would be easier and far cheaper in tyres. Perhaps we can hire a water truck or something? can anyone think of anywhere like that?

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Jay

 

There have been a couple of drift days up at bovingdon airfield end of last year, that i went to. Don't know when the next one is but as it was wet so no-one went throught any tyres. are you registered on japukmeets.co.uk or driftworks.com as this is where i found out about the drift a bovingdon.

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