Isn’t this something
Originally Posted by BLITZSTI
1. please show me where i say "sliding around is faster than gripping"
2.so youre telling me that 100% grip driving is faster than have the rear end slightly loose? if you have 100% grip with absolutely no "drift" you in fact are going slower and eating up your tires. watch f1, even focking nascar the rear ends slide out a little.
3.you are truly an idiot.
4. we are talking about how d1 is or isnt racing and you bring this crap to a debate? wtf?! talk about staying on topic
2.so youre telling me that 100% grip driving is faster than have the rear end slightly loose? if you have 100% grip with absolutely no "drift" you in fact are going slower and eating up your tires. watch f1, even focking nascar the rear ends slide out a little.
3.you are truly an idiot.
4. we are talking about how d1 is or isnt racing and you bring this crap to a debate? wtf?! talk about staying on topic
ie its not racing
you are a complete idiot and cant argue thank god you are good in math
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Keichi "Drift King" Tsuchiya In '84 Tsuchiya wins the Fuji Freshman racing series 6 races in a row. His tail slide corning style earned him the "Drift King" name. The once notorious touge street racer who had his racing license suspended at one time eventually expands his career internationally and wins the GT-2 class in '85 at Le Mans 24 hrs. Since 2000 Tsuchiya has competed in the JGTC 500 series with the ARTA NSX. He is one of the founders and also a judge for the D-1 Grand Prix drifting competition.
so with YOUR explanation, either Tsuchiya was really lucky to win 6 races in a row or the other racers was just shiet. In any case "drift" was used during racing competition.
Originally Posted by Sigma Pi
show me where sliding around is faster than gripping in any how to race on tarmac race track
admiting when you are wrong>blitz fighting til the end that he is wrong
admiting when you are wrong>blitz fighting til the end that he is wrong
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
so you are saying sliding around wears your tires less than gripping correct?
i am saying that with 100% grip you will wear your tires down as opposed to using some drift.
drifting like d1 is the overexageration of "slide"
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
racing you are trying to go faster than the other guy drifting you dont care as much
ie its not racing
you are a complete idiot and cant argue thank god you are good in math
ie its not racing
you are a complete idiot and cant argue thank god you are good in math
you did not even answer any of my questions.
i even used numbers for each question i had for you.
you really are an ***.
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
admiting when you are wrong>sigma pi fighting til the end that he is wrong
Originally Posted by BLITZSTI
you have 5 min to quote me on question 1.
if you cant find it then YOU will need to admit you are wrong.
if you cant find it then YOU will need to admit you are wrong.
Originally Posted by BLITZSTI
Keichi "Drift King" Tsuchiya In '84 Tsuchiya wins the Fuji Freshman racing series 6 races in a row. His tail slide corning style earned him the "Drift King" name. The once notorious touge street racer who had his racing license suspended at one time eventually expands his career internationally and wins the GT-2 class in '85 at Le Mans 24 hrs. Since 2000 Tsuchiya has competed in the JGTC 500 series with the ARTA NSX. He is one of the founders and also a judge for the D-1 Grand Prix drifting competition.
so with YOUR explanation, either Tsuchiya was really lucky to win 6 races in a row or the other racers was just shiet. In any case "drift" was used during racing competition.
so with YOUR explanation, either Tsuchiya was really lucky to win 6 races in a row or the other racers was just shiet. In any case "drift" was used during racing competition.
since when do they use a judge in racing?
if his drifting is soooooo awsome why didnt he ever make into F1?
we have sato now and he doesnt drift.
and if you know your crap on JGTC he had a great mentor helping him out alot
you switch drivers on top of that
Originally Posted by BLITZSTI
10 min and no admission...
im at work dumb *** i have to do work and i post in between
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Originally Posted by sigma pi
hahahhaha thats awsome the only way you can win is by saying oh 10 minutes and no responce
im at work dumb *** i have to do work and i post in between
im at work dumb *** i have to do work and i post in between
and thats all you have to say "i have to work".
francis > you