Popularised by films such as Fast and Furious: Toyko Drift and considered a modern day sport, Drifting can actually be traced back to the 1930s as a technique used in motorsport, developed to help the drivers navigate corners faster ,Drifting has evolved over the years into it's own competitive sport, initially developed in Japan before taking the rest of the world by storm. It is now one of the fastest growing grass root sports in the UK.

Drifting challenges the drivers ability to navigate the course sideways for as long as possible, executing the drift in the most controlled and stylish manner they can. Drifting is dancing for cars.

For the driver Drifting provides v thrills and an adrenalin rush, as well as enjoyment of a grass roots sport and the camaraderie within the Drifting Community.

Follow the team on their adventures in the British Drift Championship and other European series, or learn to Drift like a professional with Slide School Drift Academy.