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yeager
15-09-2004, 13:13
I think Pazza posted a link to an excellent description of different drifting terms for types of drift. I can't find a link to it though...

Anyone got any decent links?

Grim
15-09-2004, 15:25
the only one i know mate, is "doing a Jason" but I think he is getting a bit sensitive over that :D

have you asked on driftworks?

Jason
15-09-2004, 15:45
yea that means to perform an excellent drift :thumbs:

ATrull
15-09-2004, 15:55
stoofing it (into gravel)

and erm, to do a stoofer (into woodland creatures)

cptsideways
16-09-2004, 08:57
Once you have perfected the technique you are then known as a GravelMeister :D

Genjuro
16-09-2004, 10:09
Once you have perfected the technique you are then known as a GravelMeister :D

Would that be similar to 'doing a Nick' ie spinning into the gravel and getting stuck, only to get dug out so that on the very next corner you spin into the gravel and get stuck again. :D

cptsideways
16-09-2004, 11:49
I think there are about 3 drivers who will qualify for the GravelMeister :notworthy qualifications. I sha'nt name names as it'll encourage others who have not yet qualified to try & gain the ranking by misdemeanor as opposed to to pure skill.

For those who are thinking of going for the Gravelmeister :notworthy a single events worth does not qualify, it is the collective of peadashings over several events that allows you to qualify.

stoofer
21-09-2004, 10:14
hey! I havent been in the gravel for my last 2 outings, whats this all about?