sfl needs to do this

Crazy Drift said:
Sorry I respect it, but I would never want to waste the money an time to go an drive that kind of event.
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u should at least try it, its not always as complicated as it looks, all participants in the last one left the event wanting another and for some it was the 1st time. I agree is not for everyone but it will fine tune ur driving accuracy like no other.
 
Juan Henao said:
u should at least try it, its not always as complicated as it looks, all participants in the last one left the event wanting another and for some it was the 1st time. I agree is not for everyone but it will fine tune ur driving accuracy like no other.
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I'm sure its great practice, but I like high speed early entries an drifting at high speeds. Only being in first gear isn't what I think I would enjoy. Thats just me though.
 
ahmedootie said:
Leo's fucking D1 dude, he has no time for gymkhana...
2nd gear is for pussies. he's all about TOP GEAR
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No no no... I was a Gymkhana master back in the old days... I just got sick of it that's all.

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yeah we did ghymkhana at my first event... i was just kinda intimidated because i was driving without ps, and all that steering and shifting was just too much for someone who had never done anything bigger than some uturns... i linked the whole track tho 2nd try!!! lol
 
sometime the track layout starts fast and you will have to come in top of second sliding to do a tight donut around a cone... not all gymkhana is 1st gear.
 
The guy in the video is at Yokota Airbase in Japan and his name is Mike, if any of you have seen grip video volume 4 and 5 you will know who it is.
 
we use to do something like that back in the Sebring Drift days

This is the double 8, one outside, then inside.

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I think gymkhana is a great way to up your overall driving skills. Not only drifting, but it teaches you a lot about rally technique and how to enter and exit corners with speed. I think it's fun and a very effective way to learn more about feeling out your car.
 
Latino Hibino said:
I think gymkhana is a great way to up your overall driving skills. Not only drifting, but it teaches you a lot about rally technique and how to enter and exit corners with speed. I think it's fun and a very effective way to learn more about feeling out your car.
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I <3 U! :ghey:
 
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