Anyone know of open sort of drifting events in the midwest region? More specifically, I live close to Chicago. I don't have professional experience per se, but have *ahem* experience. I have noticed many events require you to prove you've done drifting events before but how does one do that if they can't enter events in the first place. I just want somewhere to drift that I'm not constantly looking for red and blue lights. Also it would help me get my car up to regulation while I'm still in a building stage.
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I'm from Ky area and ALWAYS have to drive about 3 or 4 hours to go to events. It's a sad thing. If you just want the experience (so that you can go to other events) East 10 Drift has a 'Drift Clinic'. It's a growing sport. Keep your eyes open and make as many friends as you can.20% Accurate
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That sucks man. I wish I had enough money to build my own track. I will look into entering some of those east 10 events though. Let me know if you hear of anything else.Comment
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Look at Clubfr.net or ChitownDrift. Chitown drift holds skid pad events at Great Lakes dragaway.Originally posted by Good & Tight
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Check out drift cleveland and drift indy.Comment
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