I have to enter this drift competition 

goated comment lmfao

Damn 😂

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Been a great treat to see all the videos 📹 in action! 🎬

Dont jinx it

i think he said he "went full time" recently

still waiting for any s15 jzx or beans update content that is not something burning down

This is what keeps me going lol

that’s just japan in general from what i see as an american

@@yung_perry I wish more people would take inspiration on these Japanese guys. I went to a drift event last week in the south of France, it was the polar opposite of this, very cool but pure chaos with pretty much every drivers on the track at the same time, some pros (with Daigo Saito’s corvette funnily enough), some amateurs and some, like me, learning with a coach. Complete chaos even when it comes to the cars, some were really clean and at the same time there was an old Mercedes diesel without a bonnet, mismatched wheels etc

​@@Charlie-Charlot Its the same thing in Germany. Local drift events look like destruction derbys with completley destroyed and low effort tuned BMWs.

@@thatopendiffdude9109 yeah it’s kind of sad because it gives a bad image to the sport and drives the wrong crowd sometimes. Missiles cars are fun and cool but there’s a lot more to drifting than that, similarly than there’s more than just FD/D1GP. I think the main problem is that some part of Europe got a bit late into drifting and got into it with its emergence on social media rather than knowing and understanding its true origin with its culture. There’s obviously a lot of knowledgeable people out here but maybe the average drift enthusiast isn’t as much as they are in Japan

@@Charlie-Charlot Personally I am a fan of the euro-style missiles. They embody the low-budget, high-send spirit of drifting I think. May I ask, what track did you guys run?

Still, he didn't ride the ripple strip. He was inside of it the whole time, and his slip angle was much shallower.

The only thing you will definitely lose by competing is money, heaps of it. 😅