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Post Title: Horrible Drift Accident (May be disturbing to some viewers)
Posted by: krayzie94 at 4:04 PM 5/26/2009

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2Qoazn7BIU

Happened last weekend. Be careful guys.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (krayzie94)
Posted by: Anime_TuneR at 9:51 AM 5/27/2009



I got chills up my spine from watching that vid.

Damn, now I know not stand somewhere a car can slide into me.

I guess that now after this incident, they'll enforce barriers around the audience for sure now.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (Anime_TuneR)
Posted by: wontonwonton at 5:28 PM 5/27/2009



I've watched amateurs and pros drift. The same laws of physics apply to both classes when they lose control. In either case, the bigger object wins the battle.

I must give kudos to the gentlemen running Nicofest Carlisle for stopping the event and getting people away from the track. There was an extremely steep bank right behind where a lot of people were standing at one point. People could have got sandwiched between the car and the bank. Actually, the bank was more like a cliff. There was absolutely nowhere to go if someone went off course.

It's a shame the event in this video happened. But, I hope a lot of people see the video. And devices can be put into place to minimize or prevent accidents like this.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (wontonwonton)
Posted by: Bmore-coupe at 1:29 AM 5/29/2009



Quote, originally posted by wontonwonton »
I've watched amateurs and pros drift. The same laws of physics apply to both classes when they lose control. In either case, the bigger object wins the battle.

I must give kudos to the gentlemen running Nicofest Carlisle for stopping the event and getting people away from the track. There was an extremely steep bank right behind where a lot of people were standing at one point. People could have got sandwiched between the car and the bank. Actually, the bank was more like a cliff. There was absolutely nowhere to go if someone went off course.

It's a shame the event in this video happened. But, I hope a lot of people see the video. And devices can be put into place to minimize or prevent accidents like this.

Not sure if you saw this, but right after Bubba1 (the staffer who was running the track at Carlisle) coned off an area for every one to stand, a drifter went off the track there and ended up right where everyone was standing only minutes earlier.

Video here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RE_AXM6UBYU



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (Bmore-coupe)
Posted by: wontonwonton at 5:04 AM 5/29/2009



I did not actually witness it at Carlisle, but I checked out the youtube video again.

There would have been some serious injuries based on where the car travelled and my recollection of where people were standing.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (wontonwonton)
Posted by: Nismo2007 at 11:28 AM 6/2/2009



Thats horrible....make sure to be careful where you stand.



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Posted by: AZhitman at 12:11 AM 6/8/2009

The best part for me (at Carlisle) was asking the blonde chick (who was SITTING in the grass, texting on her phone) to please move...

"But I'm watching the drifting!"

Ugh. Genius.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (krayzie94)
Posted by: 93coupe at 11:03 AM 6/15/2009



I hope nobody was seriously injured.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (krayzie94)
Posted by: MJSnowman at 5:01 PM 6/18/2009

This is gonna sound mean but those people were just downright stupid for standing there, I'm not saying they deserved it but they should have used some common sense.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (krayzie94)
Posted by: A_Kingsley at 10:56 AM 7/8/2009

Wow that is crazy I looped it many times the more i did the spookier it got.



Post Title: Re: Horrible Drift Accident (krayzie94)
Posted by: rsagen at 10:57 PM 10/8/2009

some ppl dont really realize how to drift. something i learned (the hard way) is not to hit the dam brakes. you can see the brake lights as hes spinning.

if you start going too far sideways: DONT TOUCH THE BRAKES, let off the gas pedal, if possible shift to netrual (clutch), correct your steering, try not to oversteer/understeer. - shifting to netrual is not required but recomended. as soon as your sure you are striaght then apply the brakes. the best way to learn this is put your car sideways on purpose in a big open spot (parking lot) say on ice or snow, then imagin there was someone standing not to far away and try to avoid it.

doing all that in about .5 second is kinda hard but if you can pull it off you can save yourself from some trouble.

mastering drifting isnt just about drifting, its also about being able to recorrect at the end of the corner. I have seen guys drift corners perfectly, then smash into the curb on the other side, and total their car.



Modified by rsagen at 11:04 PM 10/8/2009




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