Drifting

Discover drifting experiences for beginners, experienced drivers and passengers. Compare professional drift courses, open drift days and drift passenger rides on closed courses and specialist training surfaces.

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This category includes structured drift courses, open or practice drift days and passenger rides where an experienced driver controls the car.
Yes. Beginner courses introduce oversteer, counter-steering, throttle control and vehicle balance progressively on a closed, controlled surface.
Not always. Some organisers provide prepared rental vehicles, while open drift days may require you to bring a suitable car.
A drift course teaches you to control the car yourself. A passenger ride lets you experience drifting beside an experienced driver without driving.
Drifting should take place on closed courses, dedicated training areas or approved motorsport venues, not on public roads.
Choose a beginner course if you want instruction, an open drift day if you already have skills, or a passenger ride if you want the sensation without driving.
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