What track pushes your drifting to it's limits

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Tsukuba lol

Backward entry with best line and linking every corners (FR),
and able to do it almost everylap. except the entry of the long left after Dunlop right

Currently trying to master Turn 2 (left hairpin), still couldn't do backward casually on that.
 
Fuji speedway. Fast and wide, I also think Indy Road Course is another good course, especially the first entry.
 
The Nordschliefe. With such a mix of corners its really hard to find a perfect setup to deal with everything cleanly.
 
The Nordschliefe. With such a mix of corners its really hard to find a perfect setup to deal with everything cleanly.

i agree. i love drifting the nordscheife. its such a great challenge, the bumps and hills really come into play, you acknowledge a totally different aspect of drift
 
For me, nothing beats a challenging double apex. Deep Forest, the 3rd gear double apex right before the steep uphill section, is one of my favorites. The weird banking leading into the corner makes it hard to approach it at the right speed & angle. I can do it consistently, but often feel that it's sloppy. When I feel I did something sloppy, that's what causes me to improve my technique.

Another good one is the double apex immediately after the hairpin in SSR5, you have to carry a lot of speed through the hairpin in order to gracefully link the following double apex.
 
Its pretty obvious that Nurburgring will show up here lol.. maybe exclude the 'Green Hell' from the discussion?
 
I made me a custom track with around 40 corners, most are tight. It feels like some sort of touge actually. Linking every corner in my Nomad Diablo is fun :)
 
Nürburgring

It has tight corners and very loose flowescent corners.
To drift on Nürburgring you gotta know each and ever corner.
 

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