Entropy :: Warehouse Drift :: FIRE :: henryswasey.com

[BB Turbo]

Abandoned warehouse. No tripod unfortunately, roughly 30 mins there. Pavement was slick, hence no traction and no real speed. Fastest he went was about 45mph or so.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8EEl4XzXu0

[Dittoz7]

Did You Shoot This During A Hurricane?

LOL

[Warped161]

nice work, but dam that is some crazy rain. i would be too worried about catching a grip spot and smacking a pole.

[BB Turbo]

Nah, the wind just picked up...I was looking around for an idea on how to start the video and then it just happened. Probably the best spot we have ever found.

[S133P3R]

that place is nuts! pretty good driving considering how slick it is and those damn pole aare pretty close together.

[flohtingPoint]

Abandoned warehouse. No tripod unfortunately, roughly 30 mins there. Pavement was slick, hence no traction and no real speed. Fastest he went was about 45mph or so.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8EEl4XzXu0

Interesting stuff.

Regarding the speed; Unless you have a speed gun, any readings you get on the track are extremely inaccurate. Your rear wheels spinning free will register a much higher speed than what you are traveling.

[S133P3R]

Interesting stuff.

Regarding the speed; Unless you have a speed gun, any readings you get on the track are extremely inaccurate. Your rear wheels spinning free will register a much higher speed than what you are traveling.

looked a bit slower that 45 but still damn tough in the dark on smooth concrete between poles.

[flohtingPoint]

looked a bit slower that 45 but still damn tough in the dark on smooth concrete between poles.

Reminded me a lot of the old parking garages we'd skate in back in the day in Phoenix. Those surfaces were ridiculously slick and the place was dark as hell. I can see that being a very difficult environment. Kudos for getting in and out safely.