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(Thread Starter) |  Video: Drifting youngster shows off neighborhood opposite lock skills  Born to drift - Click above to watch video after the jump Getting a car sideways is easy. Doing so in a controlled manner, however, is a rather difficult task that takes lots of practice. Just ask a drifter. One kid is getting a jump start on the drifting world, and he has no problem sharing his mini-Mustang oversteer adventures with the local ladies. This youngster is clearly ready for the big show. His vehicle is tarted up with blacked-out rims and sponsor decals - DC Shoes and Alpinestars, no less. If they started a Formula Drift Kids series, we have no doubt he'd be on the podium. Click past the jump to watch the clip.Continue reading Drifting youngster shows off neighborhood opposite lock skills Drifting youngster shows off neighborhood opposite lock skills originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 06 Jun 2011 16:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments More... |
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|   Not Ranked : 0 score Am I retarded? Trying to click on links of said video, no go.... edit... had to click the original story link to get to it.... pretty funny, but i'm not sure if the kid was even aware of what exactly he was doing edit again.... you can tell he was using the brakes to do it, so apparently he is just a lil pimp! |
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