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Daigo Saito jump drift
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Sir_Dave
ClioSport Trader
So like any stage, of any rally, but in some old Japanese shed?
Here's how to do it whilst surrounded by trees:
Here's how to do it whilst surrounded by trees:
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Fiesta ST-2
Crazy people, haha.
182cup & 172 racecar
Sorry,driftin just doesn't do it for me.
Turbos.
Don't know how you can't understand the skill involved though; the point is that the 'disruption' of his jump did not detract from the rest of the drifting sequence. It is a precision art. With rallying, you just correct the oversteer and move on, there is no indulgence. Top flight rallying may be more skillfull overall, but this is still some talent!
182cup & 172 racecar
No saying it's not skillfull Rob,and he's obviously talented,but they do get to get some practice,unlike a pacenoted rally driver.
I would say the 'disruption' actually starts his drift.
I would say the 'disruption' actually starts his drift.
He doesn't have 4WD to help though, nor is it anywhere near as light as a WRC car, and has almost 3x the power.
182cup & 172 racecar
Not todays fwd poofters.
182cup & 172 racecar
Makes it all the easier then.
Not really. Having to control all that mass and power.
182cup & 172 racecar
Once it's on the move, easy.
I'll believe it's easy when I get a chance to throw a big power chaser sideways over a crest. Unless you want to show us?
182cup & 172 racecar
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ph1 172
I used to have this.
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John Eales 4.6 mild Rover V8 mid mounted. Fox coilovers etc...
This being 4wd and was very well balanced was very easy to control at the limit. I wouldn't say an idiot can "hold" a slide but I think it is easier than it looks on video. Left foot braking helps
Disastra Coupe
I wasn't saying there was no skill either, just saying it's nothing new. The thing is with the rally boy's they're doing that sort of stuff at mental speeds in extremely tricky surrounding's and conditions. They deserve massive respect.
Turkish, that's awesome. Was watching some Manx clips earlier.
Turkish, that's awesome. Was watching some Manx clips earlier.
Chris Harris' effort at 2:03 is pretty impressive in a standard car!
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This car sounds amazing !
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LOL was thinking this. They go so ridiculously mental!!
I LOVE thesextwo vids.
GIGI Is a mentalist but every show and interview iv seen him do he is like a kid at x-mas, you can really tell he is having so much fun.
And then Colin - what can be said that already hasn't? The man was a ledgend, you could see in that vid he was flat out 150% - there was not a hint of worry, or backing off 'just in case' - he had one goal which was get that car to the finish as quick as he could - how he was Scandanavian flicking that car at 100mph is awe-inspiring, and the way he set it up for 2 or 3 corners ahead was just amazing - R.I.P. X
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It isn't even a new clip in the drift world, far from it.
Disastra Coupe
Sorry, forgot we aren't aloud to make negative comments about anything to do with the Jap scene :S
LOL, that's one big chip on your shoulder.
Only told you that it's nothing new in the drifting scene either.
Only told you that it's nothing new in the drifting scene either.
182cup & 172 racecar
Jap crap
R26
Don't even get Tony started on them bloody Jap cars!
Disastra Coupe
I admire your passion for your Jap motors and it's scene, it just seems you always have some sort of argument whenever somebody makes a negative comment about them. Get's a little boring to me personally.
Anyway, the video - nice skills, wish i could do it. I still have more respect for rally drivers but that's just me.
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