... vs. Mazdaspeed 3 || Drift wars!? Duh efffff?
 

Thought this was pretty cool and funny, not something you would expect to look so clean? Idk...

I decided to search youtube for 'mazdaspeed 3 drift' and found this hahaha - pretty clean:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxZ_1oCo_CU"]Mazdaspeed3 Drift! - YouTube[/ame]

They pulled it off pretty well... but it's still just an e-brake slide ^_^

i dont get why people differentiate an ebrake slide with a drift.

The difference is that you can't hook up drifts one after the other and do powerslides dragging the ass on a FWD car.

That's a powerslide not a drift. If it helps the Mazda owner feel better about himself then all power to him.

Not even a powerslide, is it? Isn't it only a powerslide when you break traction and induce oversteer by, well, overpowering the rear wheels?

Using the e-brake to swing the rear around while the front wheels drag the car is not technically drifting, as I understand it. Do correct me if I'm wrong.

[ame="http://youtu.be/x6thh_Iw92w"]http://youtu.be/x6thh_Iw92w[/ame]

Yup because this is not considered drifting or linking corners...sorry I just know too many Japanese friends and FWD rally drivers that would think otherwise. The e-brake is a perfectly acceptable tool to use which RWD drivers still use to connect corners and even D1 drivers to include Keiichi Tsuchiya use the e-brake especially with underpowered vehicles.

[ame="http://youtu.be/w5gbIhyEyzg"]http://youtu.be/w5gbIhyEyzg[/ame]

Here is another one with a slightly unconventional grocery grabber. Seriously smooth.

It used to be that but now a powerslide is somehow considered a slide like this video. He put so much power into going fast to slide the car, it's still a grocery getter though so he fails.

I feel this is getting a little too serious haha but honestly I am sorry... using your e-brake to break traction and slide is still drifting. If you think otherwise... :thumbsup: then no one will convince you

"Drifting is a technique where the driver intentionally or unintentionally oversteers causing loss of traction in the rear wheels or all tires, while maintaining control from entry to exit of a corner."

For example, please watch as these drivers don't use their e-brake to not drift... particularly at 0:48 sec. Watch as that noob shreds in his RWD car with all his non-drifting, e-braking skills.

e-braking is just another technique, get over yourselves.

[ame]http://youtu.be/qzFSBVBRvTE?t=41s[/ame]

Sorry but no rwd = not drifting.

did you even watch this video? All "drifting" done on wet roads and any time the road is dry he is driving normally.

Don't think it counts when you can only do it in the rain

Here is an example where someone isn't using the ebrake to drift, slide, move sideways whatever the **** :P
again another technique.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ2CzeyCss0"]BMW M3 drifting: how to drift (2008) - YouTube[/ame]

It's an E-drift yo.

I learned that from Forza Horizon.

:-D