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Wow, it's going pretty slowly but it's worth the wait...

Dude, I agree, syncronized wheelies-drifting is the best evar!

Wow! Pretty sweeeeet! Damn good drivers thats for sure...

slow is an understatement.

i watched tv with the wife and came back an hour late rand it still wasn't done, but when it is it's cool

slow is an understatement.

w3rd... its making my DSL run like 56Kaaaayyyyyyyyyyy toooooooo looooooooong

haha, aye aye aye, what a bunch of idiots. Looks fun though....sorta the equivalent to monster truck rallies.

talent.

Seriously.

That's acutally a 240sx pickup.

Holy crap! That's at Ebisu Circuit too! My friends and I were there not more than two months ago for Round 6 of the D1 GP. I gotta find out when they got stuff like this going on. This has to be the sickest display of vehicular control I have ever seen!

Pure driving Porno. All I can say.

Ive seen that before....its been posted up within the past year or so.

-Ted

Holy Crap! That was...SPEC-FICKIN-TACULAR!

I just have to ask this question, even though this is the wrong forum for it... obviously there are some incredibly talented Japanese drivers, and some incredibly great Japanese cars -- why are there no Japanese WRC drivers of note (or F1, or Monac0, or even NASCAR)? With this kind of skill used just in an exhibition, imagine what they could do on a real track! Rally has always been a European pursuit, which is why they dominate the population of drivers, but with so many Japanese-built cars making their mark (hell, Subaru put WRC on the map, period!) why doesn't anyone field a car straight from Japan?

Subaru has a Japanese driver. He raced in the Rally Japan, and did rather well for his first time.

NASCAR

You're kidding right? NASCAR?

Actually, about 8 years ago, I was watching Best Motoring or something like that where one of the drivers took a trip to Redneck-ville USA and participated in an amateur stock car race. My friend was telling me how they (the Japanese) like it. For what reason...I don't know. But the dude came in dead last.

Why? Cuz there's no power steering and his arms got tired. I assume it's the physicality of the whole thing that gets them off...no pun intended.

I just have to ask this question, even though this is the wrong forum for it... obviously there are some incredibly talented Japanese drivers, and some incredibly great Japanese cars -- why are there no Japanese WRC drivers of note (or F1, or Monac0, or even NASCAR)? With this kind of skill used just in an exhibition, imagine what they could do on a real track! Rally has always been a European pursuit, which is why they dominate the population of drivers, but with so many Japanese-built cars making their mark (hell, Subaru put WRC on the map, period!) why doesn't anyone field a car straight from Japan?

i think alot of the pro drifters are also drivers in jgtc. i think most japanese racecar drivers started out by drifting in their teens. my old boss use to drift his oldschool skyline when he was a kid in japan

I just have to ask this question, even though this is the wrong forum for it... obviously there are some incredibly talented Japanese drivers, and some incredibly great Japanese cars -- why are there no Japanese WRC drivers of note (or F1, or Monac0, or even NASCAR)? With this kind of skill used just in an exhibition, imagine what they could do on a real track! Rally has always been a European pursuit, which is why they dominate the population of drivers, but with so many Japanese-built cars making their mark (hell, Subaru put WRC on the map, period!) why doesn't anyone field a car straight from Japan?


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This guy aint too bad. Its hard to get the spotlight While Michael is still racing.

....that was awesome

Dopenicity.

Wow

its like the oakland side shows....

Wow VERY interesting video. Great drivers :)