Drifting??
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caspy

Original Poster:

1,791 posts

266 months

Monday 24th November 2008
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Hi

I am looking to find somewhere in the South East where I can buy some 'hot drifting laps' for my youngest to experience. Have looked at the various gift idea places but most are caterham based and require you to drive. He just wants to go sideways around a circuit, preferably in a 'ricer' any of you connected drift guys any ideas ??

Thanks

PS

He is 15.

ivanj

203 posts

254 months

Monday 24th November 2008
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Drift what ya brung at santa pod

caspy

Original Poster:

1,791 posts

266 months

Monday 24th November 2008
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My Vec diesel wouldnt deliver quite the same experience!!

S600VXR

5,877 posts

230 months

Monday 24th November 2008
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In a "RICER"! you have not taught him very well Brian!

caspy

Original Poster:

1,791 posts

266 months

Monday 24th November 2008
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He likes the sound of the turbo!! He is young!!

stevemj

919 posts

226 months

Tuesday 25th November 2008
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I've been on a track day at Marham where some of the guys were drifting.

I went through Autobahnstormers, IIRC there were guys from Pistonheads there too.

Steve

Acee

33 posts

226 months

Tuesday 25th November 2008
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Croft do a Mini Cooper S driving experience. No license required recommended for kids between 13 and 17?

Not drifting.... But an idea?

Fluffsri/cv8

3,416 posts

226 months

Tuesday 25th November 2008
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stevemj said:
I've been on a track day at Marham where some of the guys were drifting.

I went through Autobahnstormers, IIRC there were guys from Pistonheads there too.

Steve
I was there this year and I was drifting more than the ricer drifters were without even trying LOL

racebreed1

498 posts

216 months

Tuesday 25th November 2008
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caspy said:
Hi

I am looking to find somewhere in the South East where I can buy some 'hot drifting laps' for my youngest to experience. Have looked at the various gift idea places but most are caterham based and require you to drive. He just wants to go sideways around a circuit, preferably in a 'ricer' any of you connected drift guys any ideas ??

Thanks

PS

He is 15.


try on www.driftworks.com/forum

loads of practise days and lessons!