Comments on Drift Session

King 7 · Postby **King 7** » February 28th, 2010, 7:45 pm

Did went to the event take part had fun an it was ah good turn out what allu think about it........

Advil · Postby **Advil** » February 28th, 2010, 8:19 pm

did went?

Garrett Inside · Postby **Garrett Inside** » February 28th, 2010, 8:22 pm

it was real boss
ah just want to know one very important thing eh................

when is the next event!!!!!!!!!!

whosoever miss out , yuh real miss out, hard luck!
doh stick next time.

Garrett Inside · Postby **Garrett Inside** » February 28th, 2010, 8:24 pm

king 7, you had the blue car or the dark grey one?
either way both rip up the place.

MJ · Postby MJ » February 28th, 2010, 8:46 pm

event started off shakey but ended up being off the chain, guys really showed their talent today.

trinibuggy · Postby **trinibuggy** » February 28th, 2010, 10:29 pm

stupid police try to stop d ting..but dey fail,can't keep DWO down.Only problem i had was d wildness by the driver of the skyline,he need to take it down a notch,ppl could've been hurt today because of his recklessness...other than that today was successful...as I've said before DWO allyuh large!!!!!!!!!!!

Postby **Tsuchiya** » February 28th, 2010, 11:33 pm

Greatly appreciates the overwhelming support and fan base DWO has, and it continues to grow. Offset by early difficulties, the event came off as a success, especially for the spectators.
Moreover, many thanks and praises go out to Ian(black Q's S14) for allowing his car to be the drift b!tch of the day.

MJ · Postby MJ » March 1st, 2010, 5:08 am

NXTREME · Postby **NXTREME** » March 1st, 2010, 6:10 am

first time i went...was real good...btw who was the guy giving out the pointers?

NXTREME · Postby **NXTREME** » March 1st, 2010, 6:11 am

or an the S14 with red rims was bess.

speed demon · Postby **speed demon** » March 1st, 2010, 8:41 am

Tsuchiya wrote:Greatly appreciates the overwhelming support and fan base DWO has, and it continues to grow. Offset by early difficulties, the event came off as a success, especially for the spectators.
Moreover, many thanks and praises go out to Ian(black Q's S14) for allowing his car to be the drift b!tch of the day.

yuh didnt have to say it so :roll:

embryo · Postby **embryo** » March 1st, 2010, 8:43 am

that was kerry! raw talent!!!!

RB~Man · Postby **RB~Man** » March 1st, 2010, 8:46 am

Tsuchiya wrote:Greatly appreciates the overwhelming support and fan base DWO has, and it continues to grow. Offset by early difficulties, the event came off as a success, especially for the spectators.
Moreover, many thanks and praises go out to Ian(black Q's S14) for allowing his car to be the drift b!tch of the day.

D.W.O we large big up to kerry and the tokyo style driving. kerry drift every vehicle it had dey
1.box lancer
2.subi ( coolest to watch )
3.s14's
4.cefiro
5.skyline r32
6.Convertable on chromz (look like lotus not sure)
7.913.5 bluebird
and what ever else i missed out.

my best for the day was when the DRIFT KING was driving the s14 and he did a moonshiners turn and went straight into a drift.
evasive manuvers below.

http://www.angelfire.com/clone2/darkcor ... IC%20TURNS

nyo · Postby **nyo** » March 1st, 2010, 8:59 am

It was a very well displayed event. "I am impressed"

Props to kerry and his fantastics skills and all others who participated.

GL with all other events.

King 7 · Postby **King 7** » March 1st, 2010, 9:44 am

So hopefully the next event will be better than this one..........but soon to come..an i will like to big up all of our fans thanks for the love an the support.... :lol:

RB~Man · Postby **RB~Man** » March 1st, 2010, 9:49 am

DWO showcased alot of skill yesterday and i cyar wait till meh drift project come out d shop.

darkside · Postby **darkside** » March 1st, 2010, 9:54 am

This is just the start of better things to come.DWO is still growing and we have more tricks up our sleeves.More cars, more drivers and more skills.Stay tuned for more.WORD!!!!!

trinibuggy · Postby **trinibuggy** » March 1st, 2010, 6:03 pm

D convertible on chromes was a Toyota MRS spyder!!!

Swiftman_Reid · Postby **Swiftman_Reid** » March 1st, 2010, 6:51 pm

RB~Man, Kerry did drive most but not all (blue 910 bird now a nissan 913.5) Just a clarification. But i must say He is a astonishing driver, supporter, teacher and person in general except...lol

Swiftman_Reid · Postby **Swiftman_Reid** » March 1st, 2010, 6:52 pm

http://www.youtube.com/user/DriftWorldOrder Videos and upcoming videos

King 7 · Postby **King 7** » March 1st, 2010, 7:46 pm

Swiftman_Reid wrote:RB~Man, Kerry did drive most but not all (blue 910 bird now a nissan 913.5) Just a clarification. But i must say He is a astonishing driver, supporter, teacher and person in general except...lol

And the dark grey one is ah 913 not ah 910 anymore

Postby **Tsuchiya** » March 1st, 2010, 9:23 pm

^^a sil-bird and a blue-via :lol:

cutthroatInt · Postby **cutthroatInt** » March 1st, 2010, 11:08 pm

ah come wen it done .., lad. :cry:

Swiftman_Reid · Postby **Swiftman_Reid** » March 1st, 2010, 11:49 pm

Tsuchiya,King 7, WORD

King 7 · Postby **King 7** » March 1st, 2010, 11:59 pm

Tsuchiya wrote:^^a sil-bird and a blue-via

I LOVE THAT ONE....

Postby **NarendZORCE** » March 10th, 2010, 12:42 am

Ambulance was present, working fire extinguishers were on hand. Runs were clean and ordered even when there were two or three cars doing tandem. Once the drift stopped for any reason, cars went back to the pit. Food and drinks on sale. Danger areas were caution taped off and crowd was kept in check. Despite the setbacks with the police organizers from DWO team stayed cool and ran their event as planned. All situations were under control and there were even a few practice lessons for the beginners as part of the show. Flags were used to control the flow of cars on to the course, including spectator, competitor and organizer cars crossing the course.

I'd say this event was a success and was well organized. I feel confident that DWO can repeat an event of this present size. If more crowds come then more controls will need to be put it place etc. If more competitors come then more controls/facilities will be needed in terms of safety checks, helmets, wrecker, tire changer on site etc.

But for now... Two thumbs up!

moti · Postby **moti** » March 10th, 2010, 3:37 pm

RB~Man · Postby **RB~Man** » March 11th, 2010, 9:45 pm

NarendZORCE wrote:Ambulance was present, working fire extinguishers were on hand. Runs were clean and ordered even when there were two or three cars doing tandem. Once the drift stopped for any reason, cars went back to the pit. Food and drinks on sale. Danger areas were caution taped off and crowd was kept in check. Despite the setbacks with the police organizers from DWO team stayed cool and ran their event as planned. All situations were under control and there were even a few practice lessons for the beginners as part of the show. Flags were used to control the flow of cars on to the course, including spectator, competitor and organizer cars crossing the course.

I'd say this event was a success and was well organized. I feel confident that DWO can repeat an event of this present size. If more crowds come then more controls will need to be put it place etc. If more competitors come then more controls/facilities will be needed in terms of safety checks, helmets, wrecker, tire changer on site etc.

But for now... Two thumbs up!

excellent!!!!!!

RB~Man · Postby **RB~Man** » March 11th, 2010, 9:46 pm

NarendZORCE wrote:Ambulance was present, working fire extinguishers were on hand. Runs were clean and ordered even when there were two or three cars doing tandem. Once the drift stopped for any reason, cars went back to the pit. Food and drinks on sale. Danger areas were caution taped off and crowd was kept in check. Despite the setbacks with the police organizers from DWO team stayed cool and ran their event as planned. All situations were under control and there were even a few practice lessons for the beginners as part of the show. Flags were used to control the flow of cars on to the course, including spectator, competitor and organizer cars crossing the course.

I'd say this event was a success and was well organized. I feel confident that DWO can repeat an event of this present size. If more crowds come then more controls will need to be put it place etc. If more competitors come then more controls/facilities will be needed in terms of safety checks, helmets, wrecker, tire changer on site etc.

But for now... Two thumbs up!

excellent!!!!!!