Yeah, one problem I’ve encountered is people will come to autocrosses and knowingly break the rules trying to drift there because they don’t have any other opportunities but it can’t be tolerated because if they have any accidents then it will cost autocrossers their opportunity to use those venues.

That would make a great Jalopnik video.

But how does the inverse make you feel?

Well from my understanding it’s the rest of the community going after this whole organization, not just the driver.

The problem with that is NHRA is well established and has been working for decades to maintain it’s image. Drifting by comparison is still relatively young and for the longest time seemed to only attract careless hoons with no concern for safety. I’m not saying that drifters as a whole are that way, just that if you…

Shhhh.

I love the dragon corvette. I’m not sure if it is the work of the world’s greatest car troll or just someone with too much time/money.

Leafblower being used as makeshift superchargers.

I always wanted to plastidip an insecure coworkers car pink and slap some eyelashes on it and take a picture of all of us around his car and send it to him and remove it all before he got there. Would just add to his insane paranoia and OCD-ness.

Leafblower intakes.

I don’t know whether to hate this or be proud of it.

Dragon is always the answer.

Dear Alfa Romeo: It Takes A Lot More Than Sex To Sell Cars

Hence the italics.

I smell a hit movie.

While it’s true he’s a moron for being there, the event coordinators (Hard to not laugh typing that one) should have made sure people understood and followed some basic safety guidelines.

I’ve always had kind of a lack of respect for the drifting community and it’s because in my mind these are the kinds of dirtbags I always think of. The fact that the professional drift community is being so proactive in their approach to this is huge step up in my books.

Neutral: Before I would have said a merger with Mazda but it seems a little late for that.

3rd gear: Yay, more man step commercials!

My miata club does drives through there at least once a year. Unfortunately I’ve not been able to attend but they look like they have a ton of fun.