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View Poll Results: how far does ur car drift?
1-4in 10 50.00%
5-8in 5 25.00%
9-12in 0 0%
over 12in 1 5.00%
doesnt drift 4 20.00%
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Old 07-22-2003, 10:55 PM
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PseduoRooter, You may know, but in case you don't, in most proffesional races you are not permitted to drift. For example, NASCAR. I think in F-1 racing you are not aloud to drift either, but I can't remeber.

As far as the drift vs. stick debate, it's simple. If you can drift very well, then you'll usually be faster. If you can't drift, then you should slow down before you hit the curve, because you'll either loose time or end up crashing. Drifting is a skill, but a difficult skill. It can be a gamble if you're not good at it.
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Old 07-23-2003, 05:03 AM
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ok, this is getting way too complicated. im just gonna back out of this argument....ok, bye!
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