Is Drifting Dead in Ireland

[D.Daly]

This is isn chit sbat thread....fucj

[Diarmuid]

And this is why idiots like you give the site and the scene a bad name. Post something constructive. Or if I want your opinion I will tell you.

[Hachi]

And this is why idiots like you give the site and the scene a bad name. Post something constructive. Or if I want your opinion I will tell you.

Diarmuid, sorry if I sound like I am always criticising in this thread, but have you ever actually met Dave (D.Daly)?

[Diarmuid]

Don't know if I have. Why??

[slithertooth]

Never go full retard

[Hachi]

Don't know if I have. Why??

Because he is one of the people that does keep the drifting scene alive in this country. He may not compete in IDC but he does make it to plenty of events, he has a pair of 180's, one for road, one for driftdays, He knows a lot of the people in the drift community. You may note in one of his non 6 in the morning after a night out posts that he is talking about tracks in Ireland and one in particular that he would like to do a track day at. So I have to say he definitely isn't ruining the drift scene

That and he has to be one of the nicest guys you will meet.

[Diarmuid]

And you get all that from those posts.

[LarZ]

WGH and Tynagh need regular practice days again, then nobody will complain... plenty opportunity for grass roots practice days and in fairness you wont get much cheaper than 130euro for the day. I know fuel and tyres and transport all cost money, but if that's a problem for you get another hobby.

Lads who live farthest away from tracks seem to give out the least too. I see fellas from kerry and mayo travelling across the country to most events and they never complain.

[minto]

WGH and Tynagh need regular practice days again, then nobody will complain... plenty opportunity for grass roots practice days and in fairness you wont get much cheaper than 130euro for the day. I know fuel and tyres and transport all cost money, but if that's a problem for you get another hobby.

Lads who live farthest away from tracks seem to give out the least too. I see fellas from kerry and mayo travelling across the country to most events and they never complain.

Same as here, people down in England moan like fuck for having to drive ONE HOUR to a track.. We were driving 6 hour each way to get to the NDC at Teesside.. For like 20 minute seat time if that! None of us complained. Some people dont know how good they got it with having a local track

[Hachi]

And you get all that from those posts.

No, I get that because I know him personally.