Originally posted by Famine
World Record Holder for sideways driving, Simon de Banke?
Originally posted by Timmotheus
Why would you want to read a biography about some guy who's almost the best drifter?
Originally posted by drifter7
does anyone know if he has a book in english? i need one for english class but i dont know if he has a bio or not
Originally posted by jack_e_campbell
Can Simon de Banke jump in ANY car and drift the **** out of it??? can he also do more than just one continuous circle or not?
Originally posted by Famine
I have no idea. Go and ask him. He's a member at ubb.scoobynet.com
To answer the former - no, and neither can Tsuchiya.
And before you whinge at this, just think of what the term "ANY" car encompasses (MCC SMART, Trabant, Ligier Microcar, Bond Bug, Reliant Robin/Kitten), and that there's a drifting "snob order" where people think that drifting an FF is not actually drifting (I have no opinion on this).
Originally posted by Da_King
umm, first, ff cant power slide, please tell me how if it does, power sliding is intiated when the rear wheels loses grip, through over spin, and the grip through the FRONT wheels pivot the rear to slide, how does an ff do that??, and Simon de Banke is not that special, if you see what he did, he just went around in circles, just put your foot down and steer hard, Keiichi knows how to control his slide, through teqnique, not a souped up ride with hard tires
Originally posted by Famine
Nice to see some thread resurrection. However, I'm not totally sure who you're addressing the post to.
You seem to be agreeing with me that Keiichi Tsuchiya - or anyone else - cannot just jump into any car and drift it. But then you seem to jump right onto the "Keiichi-can-do-no-wrong" bandwagon.
If what Simon de Banke did was really not that special, why is his world record still standing?
Originally posted by xAkirax2004
Wow, you whine too much.![]()
I only speak the truth.
Originally posted by 240Z
As do I.![]()