Speedway Pal Drift Championship Rd 3

[Philip Wong]

Thought I will post the link to another round of exciting RC drift from the land of the rising sun.

http://www2.ocn.ne.jp/~sw-pal/ALUBUM/20070408_Drift_Championship_R-3/Rd-3.html

Enjoy

[coons88]

That is so awesome. How I envy them.

[OLDMAN]

wow seems they never have a problem getting enough people for drifting

[PS13Boy]

I wish rcdrift was that big in NZ. Loving the JDM styles!
It's a dream of mine to go over and enter...maybe one day...

[Sonic Boom]

The Japs sure know how to put on a RC Drift event

[chris]

i like the 3rd one down

wicked kewl

NZ will get bigger eventually

[PS13Boy]

I dunno aye, I get the feeling it's kinda peaked in NZ already.

[Sonic Boom]

Yeah i agree too, the japs are different aye very dedicated to whatever they do and what they believe in New Zealand definitly has a following when it comes to RC Drifting, the community is there but in order for this community to blossom at drift events, RC Drifters need to stop drifting in open carparks or outside their houses and come to proper drift meets and events, with proper track layout and proper judging systems. It looks easy drifting in an open space cause there is nothing to avoid and you can turn the car where ever the hell you want, you might be the King Of Drift in your group of friends at the local countdown carpark wait until you get drifting in an organised event "TOTALLY DIFFERENT"

But organisers of drift events need to do some homework aswell, you can't treat RC Drifters like RC Racers cause they're a totally different breed of people, think about this "would you pay $50.00 at Valinetines if there was F#@K all to eat at the buffet" i don't think so........ drifters are different

So to all the RC Drifters that wanna be the King, prove yourself to other fellow drifters and be judged by a panel of experts, to all organiser sometimes giving a little can mean alot

Proper sanctioned RC Drift events can be found in the Events section of this forum

[chris]

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[raycarlpars]

Yeah i agree too, the japs are different aye very dedicated to whatever they do and what they believe in New Zealand definitly has a following when it comes to RC Drifting, the community is there but in order for this community to blossom at drift events, RC Drifters need to stop drifting in open carparks or outside their houses and come to proper drift meets and events, with proper track layout and proper judging systems. It looks easy drifting in an open space cause there is nothing to avoid and you can turn the car where ever the hell you want, you might be the King Of Drift in your group of friends at the local countdown carpark wait until you get drifting in an organised event "TOTALLY DIFFERENT"

But organisers of drift events need to do some homework aswell, you can't treat RC Drifters like RC Racers cause they're a totally different breed of people, think about this "would you pay $50.00 at Valinetines if there was F#@K all to eat at the buffet" i don't think so........ drifters are different

So to all the RC Drifters that wanna be the King, prove yourself to other fellow drifters and be judged by a panel of experts, to all organiser sometimes giving a little can mean alot

Proper sanctioned RC Drift events can be found in the Events section of this forum

totally agree, which is why we are changing hamiltons d nights from just drifting around the track all night to a battles/competition format. as we found out on thursday , we had twice as much fun during the night when we had a comp, and the bonus was we used less battery packs and also i think every one improved close drifting skill tenfold compared to just going around the track.
cheers.