err...no one in the video was drifting... just trying to drive a line and when it goes, just trying to stay on the track and not spinout. ryan's face may have been in the video, but it wasa different driver and different car in the forward facing camera too. some of the shots where the outside is overexposed takes place at other closed course locations, not necessarily PG or SIC
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Wilson, yah it's great which is why you should buy 50 units.
Most of the loose conditions took place around the 70 - 80 km/h range at chassis slip angles of 30-35 degrees (chassis pointing 30-35 degrees away from pure tangent of instantaneous arc). Highest speed loose condition was around T8 around 125 km/h but chassis slip angle was lower at just 15 degrees. Needless to say the two loss of control situations reached chassis slip angles of 90 degrees or more.. hahahhh
The guy sitting in the passenger seat with 'arnette' on the side of his helmet was just being enthusiastic and polite... he's drifted pretty hardcore since around 2001 in RWD Nissan and Lexus cars. Saw him way back then driving at PG and was like "wow!"
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