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I hope this help you guys and don't forget that i have a drift competition every wednesday! Add MrAngryBirds if you want to be in it!
I don't understand why people are so anti speed...
If I'm leading, and you can't stay with me, there's a better chance of me winning.
If im chasing and you can't get away from me, there is a better chance of me winning.
I might start a thread on this rather than pulling this off topic, but I think there is a distinct difference between tandeming for fun, and competitive battles.
As of 2014 speed is not one of the judging criteria in FDPlease do.
I am also wondering how speed is not important as well.
i posted a thread explaining the rules........... ill just leave this here
As of 2014 speed is not one of the judging criteria in FD
That's a given, Hes talking of unnecessary speed.You still need speed to get through the corner though. You can't be going into the final turn of Tsukaba at 20mph.
@MrAngryBirds;
IMO you are taking too much of an inside line on the big corner, here's the - OLD - section, explained by none other that
Keiichi Tsuchiya San.
Ive seen those! lolWOW Thats not even the old section.lol I still have the D1GP vhs tapes of the first 3 seasons and in 2001 they went around the sweeper and then the took the same turn. Damn im old.lol
I don't understand why people are so anti speed...
If I'm leading, and you can't stay with me, there's a better chance of me winning.
If im chasing and you can't get away from me, there is a better chance of me winning.
I might start a thread on this rather than pulling this off topic, but I think there is a distinct difference between tandeming for fun, and competitive battles.
Please do.
I am also wondering how speed is not important as well.
Not taking FD into consideration, and going from my experience with most European competitions, what people are looking for is:
Angle: /30
Line: /30
Style: /40
Style, includes speed. The matter of importance (10 points, 15 or 20), varies. But even if it's 20 which is extremely high, it's still lower than Angle and Line.
Style, can include multiple judging criteria. Amount of braking, e-brake usage, smoke (or lack thereof), and even the car itself.
This WHOLE section, is about competition tandeming. During tandems with friends, speed does not matter at ALL. Yes, you need to be able to make a corner. But people with Miata's aren't going to keep up with Vette's, Camaro's etc...
The best tandems are in cars with average grip levels, and moderate amounts of power.
WOW Thats not even the old section.lol I still have the D1GP vhs tapes of the first 3 seasons and in 2001 they went the opposite direction, around the sweeper and then the took the same turn. Damn im old.lol
I don't understand why people are so anti speed...
If I'm leading, and you can't stay with me, there's a better chance of me winning.
If im chasing and you can't get away from me, there is a better chance of me winning.
I might start a thread on this rather than pulling this off topic, but I think there is a distinct difference between tandeming for fun, and competitive battles.
If you guys want to be in the Drift Competition (Made by me) on this Sunday, don't forget to join the lobby at 5PM (PST) called "GTPDz Competition". 16 Players Maximum. Suzuka Circuit Track and downhill. Maximum Horsepower is 600. Only FR and MR require. The GTPDz's rules video is coming soon. Anyway, GTPDz stand for "Gran Turismo Pro Drifterz" PLEASE SHARE! Thank you!
Sorry there was no rules on that one but I promise that next comp is going to be PERFECT! hahasome of the sketchest comp drifting ive ever seen lol
didnt say it had to be perfect, it was just sketchySorry there was no rules on that one but I promise that next comp is going to be PERFECT! haha
some of the sketchest comp drifting ive ever seen lol
If you guys want to be in the Drift Competition (Made by me) on this Sunday, don't forget to join the lobby at 5PM (PST) called "GTPDz Competition". 16 Players Maximum. Suzuka Circuit Track and downhill. Maximum Horsepower is 600. Only FR and MR require. The GTPDz's rules video is coming soon. Anyway, GTPDz stand for "Gran Turismo Pro Drifterz" PLEASE SHARE! Thank you!