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TerryC · 26-02-2008, 22:27

We have now another area at Silverstone that we can do high speed drifting practice for advanced drivers and either Driftskool and one other track for beginners our first time will be May 3rd it is wider and longer than the ATC. we realise that standards are in increasing therefore twin drifting will be allowed following the same rules as BDC championship

To twin you must have an

BDC
EDC
Prodrift
we also recognise licences from
Xtreme drift Belgium & Holland
D-rift Ireland

I will not commit to what speed or gear as it will all depend on setup and car as you are all aware.

We will be doing the risk assessment on 8th March and will give more details later.

Drift UK has always been conscious of price so we can get more drivers which will reduce the cost to £70 we will admit 35 driver of various levels

26-02-2008, 22:27	#1 (permalink)
TerryC Come On You English Pigs!!! Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Milton Keynes Posts: 930	BDC Practise and Licensing May 3rd Silverstone We have now another area at Silverstone that we can do high speed drifting practice for advanced drivers and either Driftskool and one other track for beginners our first time will be May 3rd it is wider and longer than the ATC. we realise that standards are in increasing therefore twin drifting will be allowed following the same rules as BDC championship To twin you must have an BDC EDC Prodrift we also recognise licences from Xtreme drift Belgium & Holland D-rift Ireland I will not commit to what speed or gear as it will all depend on setup and car as you are all aware. We will be doing the risk assessment on 8th March and will give more details later. Drift UK has always been conscious of price so we can get more drivers which will reduce the cost to £70 we will admit 35 driver of various levels Last edited by TerryC : 11-04-2008 at 18:39.