If there’s one way of getting a sense of just how big drifting has become over the years, it’s through the rise of remote control drifting. What started out as simple replica car kits from companies like Yokomo, has exploded into a huge new world of customization. These days there is about as many aftermarket […]
On the Outsiders tour we visited one of the Super Autobacs in Nagoya. Feeling a little overwhelmed by the absolutely ridiculous amount of automotive pornography in the car park, myself, Al, and Pieter went for a relaxing stroll around the side of the building and ended up finding this little RC drift track. We spent […]
As I mentioned in my previous Car Make T&E post, we got to see something during our visit that I wasn’t quite expecting. The weather in Yokohama had taken a turn for the worst and was absolutely chucking it down, but keen to not miss out on anything we took a quick walk down the […]
Here it is. The Gatebil Experience. The longtime expected video finally done after months of waiting, planning, filming, editing, teasering, sorting, learning, working, complaining and now it is finally finish. Done. Færdig. Finito. Perfectum. Shown to you in cooperation with eGarage.com and SuperiorImports.se […]
If you’re into drifting you will have no doubt heard of Car Make T&E. Founded by D1GP driver Takahiro Ueno in 1996, T&E has gone on to become one of the most sucessful companies in the aftermarket styling business, providing aerokits and other styling parts for most popular types of drift cars – in fact […]
Here’s some down right sick footage from the recent Round 10 of the MSC Challenge. There’s some amazing driving on show from Team Burst as well as some action from the badass A Bo Moon 4-door R32s! […]
For those of you unfamiliar with the Drift Muscle, it’s basically a new drift series in Japan that was created by Keiichi Tsuchiya and Daijiro Inada after they split from the D1 Cooperation . One of the main purposes behind creating the Drift Muscle was to bring back the true fun spirit of competition drifting, before all the money and the politics. A way they’ve […]
After a flight from London that felt more like twelve years as opposed to twelve hours, we were finally in Japan, and on the JR Yokohama Line heading towards Machida City. We had a little while to go until we reached our destination, so it didn’t take long for myself and Al to get the […]
