Doug
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Right boys and girls Oulton Park (Cheshire) are running their drift days again!!!
"Going sideways in style is a skill that's as rewarding as it is exciting to watch - and it’s a skill that MotorSport Vision wants you to perfect with its new Introduction to Drifting Course.
Designed to teach you the basics of oversteer and powersliding in your own rear-wheel-drive car, Introduction to Drifting will have you 'steering from the rear' before you know it and all in the safety of MSV's own purpose-built tarmac rally stages.
Run with a maximum of three cars on circuit and with expert instructors on hand to offer advice and free one-to-one in-car tuition, you'll have plenty of time and space to perfect your new found driving talents.
Introduction to Drifting does exactly what it says on the tin, so if you want to take the first few steps to becoming a seasoned sideways expert then this is the place to start. "
That sums it up pretty well TBH
Here is the link for you to book:
http://www.motorsportvision.co.uk/resources/sponsortrackday/trackdays.asp?sponsor=drift&msvcode=drifting
And here are some pictures I took on one of the previous days:
http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/garage.php?action=usergarage&owner=Doug&carid=4189&page=all
Some points to remember:
* You need a helmet
* The track really isn't very abrasive to your rubber as its wet
* Helmets can be hired from the track
* Bring your license!
Any questions feel free to ask as i have been to a couple drift days before at Oulton

P.S.
Im booked for the full day and I think Pricey is going to be aswell before too long
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Doug
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Obviously this applies to the few on here with RWD 
But you can come and watch for free, and there is a track day on the actual Oulton track to watch aswell
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Gaz
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ive seen this little circuit, Gets very muddy in the winter so would be very easy to flick the back out, just keeping it thier would be the hard bit. Its designed to be a smooth drift also as the corners fit toghether nicely...
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drax
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Doug are you going to the practise day in december organised by EXCITE?
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Doug
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not heard about it?
Anymore info?
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drax
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I assume your on driftworks.com yeah??
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ed
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But apparently you can drift an FWD car, there are actually a few FWD drifters on this site.
Oh for the love of god I wish I could find that post
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Ditch
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I remember a post like that Ed,,,
Cant remember who it was trying to tell us he can drift a corsa??
and when we all tried to tell him he was simply ass-dragging a front wheel drive car he got all defensive.
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Doug
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FWD Drifting 
I know that a minority of japs do actually do it but its just not right
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willay
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quote: Originally posted by Ditch
I remember a post like that Ed,,,
Cant remember who it was trying to tell us he can drift a corsa??
and when we all tried to tell him he was simply ass-dragging a front wheel drive car he got all defensive.
Joe.
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Marc
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PMSL that post was brilliant
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Ditch
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thats the kidda, sxi16vjoe the drug lord, and his sideways corsa antics
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jr
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regarldess of what you say, you can get a corsa sideways and completely out of shape
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jr
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and the post was the one by fad with pics of my 1.4 16v fitted
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willay
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given enough olive oil, i can also get the back out
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jr
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does popeye feature ?
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Marc
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Not drifting though is it! My brother can get his Combo sideways
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willay
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Marc you need new shoelaces.
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Marc
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I wear slip ons.
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jr
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quote: Originally posted by Marc
Not drifting though is it! My brother can get his Combo sideways
i think the wrong use of words featured in the orginal post
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Ditch
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its starting again
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Marc
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Doug
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No argueing please
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Stu
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Very tempted to give this a try you know!!!
Could do with a bit of tuition in a RWD!!!
Stu
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Doug
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Your only about 40 mins drive away if your in Manchester 
Loads of M3 CSL's etc were there last time so your TVR will fit in
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