starting drifting

**Amy G** · 09-09-09, 09:58

Tullow ain't a good idea for first time out, Goldstone probably better.
Tullow is just too packed and too hard on car/tyres, not easy learnin with a load of 'heads' watching for you to make a mistake or cause some carnage....

**shay** · 09-09-09, 18:27

yea thanks lads i was up at goldstone just avin a look not so lng ago seems lyk gud track how deos it wrk they just let u out 1 at a time or smtin?

**Goldstone drift** · 09-09-09, 19:09

Originally Posted by shay

yea thanks lads i was up at goldstone just avin a look not so lng ago seems lyk gud track how deos it wrk they just let u out 1 at a time or smtin?

Story dude give us a ring and we will sort u out wit a practice day

**JDM** · 09-09-09, 21:44

Ye whats happen with tullow its a great place to use up old rubber when or how do you find out when its on

**insejn** · 09-09-09, 22:04

goldstone deffo.

**shay** · 10-09-09, 15:48

ok thanks lads much apreciated!

**mikeysr** · 10-09-09, 15:50

whats the surface in goldstone like?

**shay** · 10-09-09, 16:01

alri thanks lads how deos it work in goldstone when u go first time complete beginner?

**shay** · 10-09-09, 16:11

what happens 1st time up there as a complete beginner ?

**blusrule** · 10-09-09, 19:04

Originally Posted by shay

what happens 1st time up there as a complete beginner ?

Wel ya go n and pay and if it's a competition theyl ask wat class u want to b in.
And if you say to whoevers on the gate to track that your not to sure of it if it's not too busy u cud b let out by yourself or wit a driver like yourself that will stay about half a lap away from you. After a while you will b called back in and if your cars alright you just que up again! No limit on track time on open days, competitions have a knockout system

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