New to Drifting

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  1. FrozenAce

    FrozenAce New Member

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    Hi ! I'm getting into drifting, i've got a Lexus is200 ( i know its slow...like really slow ) i've got a trailer but i've got no where to drift as im only doing this legally. I live in Bedfordshire which i know Santa Pod is close but £110 for a day is taking the piss as any where else is £40 ive looked around on the google and not really found anywhere sensible to travel to.

    Can any one help please :)
     
  2. KillboSlaggins

    KillboSlaggins Active Member

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    most drift days worth going to are around £100 and up

    rockingham is much better than pod and literally round the corner from you, go there.
     
  3. FrozenAce

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    Awesome ill be on the look out for the next drift day thank you.
     
  4. Fraser Mac

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    £40 sounds like a budget death day.

    Get to the Rockingham days L2D do, lots of seat time!
     
  5. Celicasaur

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    ...scour the local industrial estates at night and work on your craft? That's what I've been doing the last 2 - 3 months. I'm still a total noob though but better than what I used to be at first. Seems like it's a long road. I guess you learn way more and its safer on a clear drift day though.
     
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  6. richie_k83

    richie_k83 Well-Known Member

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    £40 will get you on an oval or Airfield

    £100ish, normally is the going rate. I would consider Pod as a noob. It is expensive compared to others, but there are loads of play pens for you to get to grips with, plus the Kidney track for when you're ready to learn more.

    I have 6 drift days under my belt, 5x of those are on an oval track, which to me, is only good for so long until you want to progress.

    Last day I did at pod, i spent the morning doing low speed cone drifting/figure eights and then onto the kidney on the afternoon.

    With that bit of experience, i'm looking to go to a Three Sisters novice day next. They are about £60, nice venue and aimed at fairly new drivers.

    Plenty about to cater for any budget, but i have found that cheaper days tend to be heaving. I'd rather pay more and get more seat time.
     

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