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Drifting: Master the Art of Controlled Chaos
Drifting is a high-skill driving technique where the driver intentionally oversteers, causing the rear wheels to lose traction while maintaining control through a turn. Unlike traditional racing, drifting prioritizes style, angle, and precision over pure speed. Drivers use a combination of throttle control, steering input, and braking to keep their car sliding sideways through corners.
Popular in motorsports like Formula Drift and street culture, drifting requires a perfect balance of power and finesse. Rear-wheel-drive cars with modified suspensions and limited-slip differentials are favored for their predictable handling. Whether on a track or mountain pass, drifting demands practice, car control, and an understanding of vehicle dynamics. For adrenaline seekers and car enthusiasts, drifting is the ultimate test of skill and showmanship behind the wheel.
