Build a drift slab?

[keith-n]

Even if it is for diffing, what makes it not a viable venture. Ye know as well as i do there's twice the amount of differs out there than those who drift. And even if only charging 10er a go, you'll make as much out of a slab in a year as driftfest will in terms of money collected from participating entrants in a year.

Wasn't one of our best friends a serial competitior at king of the ring and a constant attendee of anything where rings were a remote possibility? And un ashamidly now competes in PD doing pretty well from his humble beginings on the cross roads?

First thing thought in Prodrift academy? Donuts. You dont just jump in a car and do a backward entry..... unless its in the back seat you spend your time.

So rings ain't cool anymore, their not accepted on DI. That doesnt make it a non runner.

IF it turns out to be a shlab, it'll take all the messers off the crossroads for a few weekends a summer and pocket somebody a few quid, at the very least break even over time and if built to a decent size allow for those actually serious about learning how to hold a drfit the opertunity to learn on a private area before venturing out on track.

Marks spot in waterford was a large concrete slab with silage pit walls still in place and i have tonnes of vids of members from here holding drift around it. Its not a massive size, nor would it cost a fortune to construct one from scratch.

Btw, it'll never happen.... just idle ramblings of someone who's heart may be in the right place just doesnt know enough about the project to be a credible force behind it. Theres 2 tracks i know of in kerry which could be rented to learn on. By posting a thread on here with no information or credible plan to back up the thread just a bunch of questions shows the niavity of the OP in terms of this topic.

Lock er up, or let the vultures in. Dead thread, pointless topic