Ive always wanted to know if its really as fun as it looks? Obviously it can be uite costly if you reck. does the fun out way the cost?

I would like to drift but im a truck person and im not sure a fullsize truck drifting in tandem would be allowed but if that ever happens look out lol.

Oh cool, yah there is not alot of female racers of any kind in general, but the ones that their are, generally rock at it. Im suprised there is not more of them. Hmm well do you all know of a way to find out where I can see and try out ona drifiting course where I am? Is there a site for that?

Oh cool, yah there is not alot of female racers of any kind in general, but the ones that their are, generally rock at it. Im suprised there is not more of them. Hmm well do you all know of a way to find out where I can see and try out ona drifiting course where I am? Is there a site for that?

I'm not sure where you are but my organization will be holding amatuer practices and comps in many cities east of the Mississippi this year. Our schedule isn't posted yet, but should be up by the end of Jan. www.driftfury.com

I dont even have a car to drift with yet. Any suggestions? Low budget. I would only want to do it for fun not a living.

You can force just about any car to drift but its alot easier with a rear wheel drive vehicle. Just find a car you like b/c if you like the car you wont mind modifying it to drift better.

check out tracy's site. her team rocks and has awesome events. its all the southeast with atlanta, ga being the centerpoint. you should also look at

www.southeastdrift.com
www.drift411.com

Jst Try It Urself...,,den U Ll Now Hwz It

Ive always wanted to know if its really as fun as it looks? Obviously it can be uite costly if you reck. does the fun out way the cost?


I think of myself as a real drifter yes... se my car :

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