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How is this a sport?

I just dont get it. I am not flaming or starting anything, I just wish for someone to explain to me how drifting is a sport in the US? Just curious.
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Re: How is this a sport?

How is bowling a 'sport'? When you have 'recreational' past-time become competitive... it then becomes a sport...
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Drifting is more show than sport, in my opinion. Fun, but not my type of thing.
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Re: How is this a sport?

try drifting, you'll see after that, it takes true skill not just doing donuts in a parking lot
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Re: How is this a sport?

from dictionary.com:

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Physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
Driving is a physical activity, therefore drifting is. It's governed by rules and customs, and it's competitive.

Therefore, a sport.
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Re: How is this a sport?

^ A dictionary can't be wrong, kids...
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Re: How is this a sport?

There ya go kids... written proof Drifting is a sport.


Plus a sold out stadium at Irwindale Speedway at D1 can't be wrong.
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