All about The one and only Bruce Lee of drifting which is our Naoki Nakamura. I am Tapiwanashe Denzel Muza and I made this Page not for profit but My Goal is to Teach People more about the Technique and Philosophical Side of Drifting and here I talk about Naoki and Showcase the knowledge I gained Watching him. Thank you and please comment more than anything, your opinion is the most Valued thing here.. Let's share knowledge and grow from each others words ❤️
Bruh you rlly gotta drive towards that wall! As well as carry as muuuch speed as you can onto that straight so you can enter earlier which in turn, gives you a bigger entry. Something I have to work on in assetto
@@naokinakamuratechniquestud226 Thank you brother, love your content by the way! What you provide is a blessing, for it helps us understand the madness that is naoki's driving.
@@tonio47 Super Grateful for the opportunity to show you guys these amazing clips that are dear to me. At the end of the day I'm only doing what i wished someone would do for me when i was first a Naoki Fan.
Naoki is greatest. Test is showing he's using his awesome Kansai flick technique, which is the best in his N-style S-chassis. Problem is in FD style power sliding drifting, this gives big angle and over slows him down. Problem is, with FD dumb rules and judging, this will cause him gapped while following and allow close proximity by following driver in these dumb overpowered, over gripped cars. He needs to ditch flick and brake dab, and come in hot with instant race drift angle. FD sucks. Kansai forever! Same thing happened to Forrest Wang.
Does Naoki utilize sim drifting for his son or only in car time. And do you know if his son used the sim to learn the basics or if he did so naturally in the cockpit. Gathering information for a short film surrounding the topic of kids and the evolution of their ability to learn drifting with or without being caused from the Simulation!
So Naoki has two sons. The older one Ryuu 18 then Riki 11 . Riki and Ryuu have been in Naokis passenger seats for years before they drove. SO that helped a lot with the fear element because a lack of fear is Very much needed in driftimg
Soafter those years Riki hopped onto sim for 2 or so months then jumped into a rea lcars seat and now he bounces between the two. But before sim he used to love revving parked cars. Then Ryuu drove a real cat age 15/16 before the sim