Ajax

here.

any links to websites please?

Leslie

I was wondering the same thing. I can only guess that its all to do with sideways motoring!.

Les

midnight racer

the basic idea is to keep the car sideways, without having full traction but still have full control, through a series of corners. generally easiest to do in a rwd car with but can be done in any car.

check my post for a link of a drifting video, and theres a couple more here and here.

Ajax

midnight racer:

Thanks for that

Leslie

Sounds good to me

Les

DocJock

This is the same bit of circuit Autocar used for their sideways challenge last year.(and again on Sept 19th)

To win you will have to be sideways through the whole complex, not just the corners

[Edited by DocJock - 8/24/2003 4:30:11 PM]

Ajax

this sounds like fun for a fiver!

Hol

iTrader: (1)

I wish I still had a RWD Escort.

I could do my lighthouse impression with the Cibies on

DocJock

Mymate JohnR strutting his stuff at the Autocar challenge...





[Edited by DocJock - 8/24/2003 8:09:33 PM]

MRK IV

And here:

http://www.mrkiv.nildram.co.uk/1/events/autocar.htm

And ignore the links at the bottom - just use this one for the video:

http://www.mrkiv.nildram.co.uk/Webtemp/ACAMwmv.WMV

About 20Mb, but worth the download!

johnfelstead

http://www.mrkiv.nildram.co.uk/Webtemp/ACAMwmv.WMV

http://www.mrkiv.nildram.co.uk/1/events/autocar.htm

Anyone ever entered this in an Impreza?

[Edited by johnfelstead - 8/24/2003 10:03:29 PM]

midnight racer

i've seen a few videos from japan with impreza's drifting. (evo's are quite popular too.)

johnfelstead

i mean has anyone entered the autocar challenge in an Impreza? Looking at the weblink it doesnt seem so.

DocJock

Last year was the first year "amateurs" were invited.
Majority were M3s, all cars were RWD.
Amateur winner was a 16yr old in a 635 CSi :O

johnfelstead

nice tool for the job DJ.

A TypeR/RA would do well if driven properly i would think.

DocJock

That beemer was perfect.

LWB, wide torque band, softly sprung.
It just sort of rolled over into a steady state, stable as you like.

Scoob with an adjustable centre diff would be good.....

Mr.Manchester

loads of vidoes here mate!

http://www.sysadmin-racing.com/drift/

Ajax

Thank you all very much,
I will post some from silverstone when i get back

Ajax

Well I came, I saw, i went,

and got the pictures to prove it
Not my sport, but it was fun for a fiver.

Scoobys have to much grip for this sort of thing, ok for the 200sx and Beamer boys