Right off the bat, I want to clarify that all motorsport is amazing. But I feel like Formula Drift offers the most to someone who may not keep up with motorsports. The tire smoke, racing gas, and the sound of 1,000 hp engines rebounding off the skyscrapers gets me giddy as soon as I get to downtown. Plus, you don’t really need to know anything about it to enjoy it.
Since they only use a small portion of the entire track so you get to see the action from start to finish. My biggest issue with F1 and GP racing is that when you’re in the stands you get to see everyone blow past you and then you wait for it to happen again. Now compare that to Formula drift where stupidly powerful cars get within inches of each other and the walls as they leave a massive trail of tire smoke in their wake. Sign me up! You also have crazy builds like Frederico Scerifo’s Ferrari 599 in this video. By the way, it was twin-supercharged but switched to nitrous to save weight. Ya know, because drifting.
If you haven’t had the opportunity to see a Formula Drift event in person before I highly recommend it. The crowd is all juiced up on NOS energy you can’t help but get hyped just being there.
Think you have what it takes?@RyanTuerck | @NittoTire vs. @FSceriffo | @NexenTireUSA @USAFRecruiting
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— Formula DRIFT (@FormulaDrift) February 20, 2020
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