No. D1SL.
Just checked on youtube and I saw some D1SL clips. They seem to have the same judges from D1GP.
Not sure how to respond to this. But good job, the judges are the same.
DriftShiro<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnQ95YIIAOw">YouTube Link</a>
My style,, i try to get tons of angle with a clean line, its really frustrading since i got my wheel 2 months and few weeks ago and im only able to practice on weekends, so i cant put as much time as i wish to practice
DriftShiro<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnQ95YIIAOw">YouTube Link</a>
My style,, i try to get tons of angle with a clean line, its really frustrading since i got my wheel 2 months and few weeks ago and im only able to practice on weekends, so i cant put as much time as i wish to practice
My style is kinda very strange. I can say I have 2 drifting styles for different situations.
1. Serious grip drifting. Its about drifting with nearly 0 angle with max speed. This is awesome, when you feel that one more wrong move and you will start sliding. I use it quite rare nowadays (except when I'm drifting with my team). Its really like cheating. I use it when I need to find someone on a big track, or when someone, who I don't like is on my tale. Or just when I'm in a bad mood. I tandem quite often with my teammates who are using this style. This looks cool and shows the reall controll, and setup difference.
2. Fast tandem so to say. Its when you pass course in a very fast drift, but whith more angle, transitions, agressive nearly 90+ entries. But still keep quite small angle through the corner. This style is changeable, depending on whos your oponent. If you are faster, but want to keep tandem, you must go wih big angle on transitions and through the corners. (Note - if my oponent is so stupid that doesn't know how to catch up, Ill leave him back there even with big angle) If your oponent is doing good you must keep middle angle, not to make him brake very hard and copy your big angle, and to keep him from going with 0 angle. Comfort tandem endurence drifting. If you are slower, you can keep smaller angle, but you must be sure that your oponent want to tandem with you, or he will just pass you with 0 angle. (Note - all of these is acceptable only to people who knows how to drift fast and are really good at grip and angle controll)
My style is kinda very strange. I can say I have 2 drifting styles for different situations.
1. Serious grip drifting. Its about drifting with nearly 0 angle with max speed. This is awesome, when you feel that one more wrong move and you will start sliding. I use it quite rare nowadays (except when I'm drifting with my team). Its really like cheating. I use it when I need to find someone on a big track, or when someone, who I don't like is on my tale. Or just when I'm in a bad mood. I tandem quite often with my teammates who are using this style. This looks cool and shows the reall controll, and setup difference.
2. Fast tandem so to say. Its when you pass course in a very fast drift, but whith more angle, transitions, agressive nearly 90+ entries. But still keep quite small angle through the corner. This style is changeable, depending on whos your oponent. If you are faster, but want to keep tandem, you must go wih big angle on transitions and through the corners. (Note - if my oponent is so stupid that doesn't know how to catch up, Ill leave him back there even with big angle) If your oponent is doing good you must keep middle angle, not to make him brake very hard and copy your big angle, and to keep him from going with 0 angle. Comfort tandem endurence drifting. If you are slower, you can keep smaller angle, but you must be sure that your oponent want to tandem with you, or he will just pass you with 0 angle. (Note - all of these is acceptable only to people who knows how to drift fast and are really good at grip and angle controll)
I know you... and you are being honest. 👍
But at least with me you did go more chilled and forgiving, or else there would not have any tandem, hahahaha...
Spin out and hit walls.
for me i get loose very early in a corner ussally by locking the ebrake and giving 75% gass then flooring it to round the courner
Thats what I do. I use a maxed out Toyota Supra RZ and a maxed out Dodge Viper SRT10 Coupe. 1000bhp beast.I just take massively powerful rwd cars let go of the gas use faint motion then floor it the speed and angle depends on what type of corner
If its a fast corner I go fast if it's slow I make a better angle of its a wide fast corner I go slow it just depends what corner