Quote from GenesisX :

I've been out of the loop for a while now - haven't drifted for maybe a year now and rather busy. But I'll throw you a PM maybe next weekend and maybe we can give each other some pointers.

One thing I'd recommend you doing is picking one car - XRT, a setup, and a track - FE #, and practice. Don't change anything up, except maybe for small map variations and setup variations. PRACTICE!

- Watch how other people do their drifting (YOUTUBE, SERVERS)
- Be gentle and smooth on all your control inputs
- Use the racing line (press 4 in game) to help you choose an ideal line
- Set yourself up for success. Go into a corner at a moderate speed, and at the correct spot with enough tire grip (Tires at an optimum temperature)

Cool, see you on next weekend dependent on weather i get time

ok so ive been drifting for about a week now and im making some progress but i like to drift with people but there a couple problems, all teams im aware of are no from North America and on top of that you can only join most teams if you have S1 and the anger and frustration doesn't end here. anyways ive been wondering as well, are there any north American drifters or anyone that wont lag on my Canadian connection that can teach me a few things on drifting? i know there are a few guys who will post the tips here but i find that even from my GT5 background posting tips in forums don't help very much for me. anyways just need to add a old tradition to this forum that i have on GT5... PANCAKES!