Corvette C6 Drifting
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St. Jude Donor '21-'22-'23-'24
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That's funny Jim, your right! He says "Might have been posted before". I checked and he's posted that same video here at least 10 times. 
Last edited by EVRose; Jun 6, 2014 at 05:41 PM.
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I value my car and I guess I may go overboard with the care and treatment I give it. Watching that guy beat that nice car makes me cringe. If I wanted to drift I can think of a lot of cars to use besides a C6.
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I disagree with the "stupidity in action"...they are putting on a show and he is a skilled driver for sure... but the spectators are def in trouble if misjudges one of the high speed spins...
I was hoping that the motorcycle would pop a wheelie on to the hood and launch using the windshield as a ramp.....ha! now that would be some real showmanship.
at the end of the clip it looks like the car is taking a crap from all of the wads of rubber piled up on the rear valance......
I was hoping that the motorcycle would pop a wheelie on to the hood and launch using the windshield as a ramp.....ha! now that would be some real showmanship.
at the end of the clip it looks like the car is taking a crap from all of the wads of rubber piled up on the rear valance......
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I disagree with the "stupidity in action"...they are putting on a show and he is a skilled driver for sure... but the spectators are def in trouble if misjudges one of the high speed spins...
I was hoping that the motorcycle would pop a wheelie on to the hood and launch using the windshield as a ramp.....ha! now that would be some real showmanship.
at the end of the clip it looks like the car is taking a crap from all of the wads of rubber piled up on the rear valance......
I was hoping that the motorcycle would pop a wheelie on to the hood and launch using the windshield as a ramp.....ha! now that would be some real showmanship.
at the end of the clip it looks like the car is taking a crap from all of the wads of rubber piled up on the rear valance......
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[QUOTE=BWF07;1587074730]No Jim is correct. It does not matter how skilled the driver appears to be it only takes a small misjudgement and you have a major issue. QUOTE]
that's what I said....geez
Quote: "but the spectators are def in trouble if misjudges one of the high speed spins"
you cant even agree with someone on here without getting corrected...hehe!
that's what I said....geez
Quote: "but the spectators are def in trouble if misjudges one of the high speed spins"
you cant even agree with someone on here without getting corrected...hehe!
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[QUOTE=*Trip*;1587074863]
I was only adding to the point that the driver should never even started to event with the spectators that close. We all agree that the driver is skilled and that the spectators are to close, and a slight misjudgement could end up with some serious injuries. But again, the driver should have never started the show.
No Jim is correct. It does not matter how skilled the driver appears to be it only takes a small misjudgement and you have a major issue. QUOTE]
that's what I said....geez
Quote: "but the spectators are def in trouble if misjudges one of the high speed spins"
you cant even agree with someone on here without getting corrected...hehe!
that's what I said....geez
Quote: "but the spectators are def in trouble if misjudges one of the high speed spins"
you cant even agree with someone on here without getting corrected...hehe!
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