Drift Cars

With high-speed drift racing on a closed-circuit track, our drift experiences are not for the faint-hearted. But if you're looking for pure thrill and adrenaline-pumping fun, this is precisely it! You'll be amazed at how much fun you can have behind the wheel with one of our drift experiences. It requires skill, speed, and precision, and it can be dangerous if not done correctly, which is why you have a professional drifting instructor to help you safely get the most out of your experience.

Ever wonder what it feels like to drift in a race car but can't drive? At Thrill Experiences, we give you the opportunity to find out without having to drive one yourself. Your driver will be an experienced professional, and you can sit back and soak up all that adrenaline right from the passenger seat!

Drifting is a driving technique where the driver intentionally oversteers, causing the vehicle's rear wheels to lose traction and slide around a corner. This creates a trail of tire smoke and can be a visually impressive manoeuvre when done correctly.

To be able to drift, a driver needs a combination of skills, including

Car control The driver needs to have a good understanding of how the car behaves under different driving conditions and be able to control the car's movement through the steering, throttle, and brake inputs.

Timing The driver needs to have a good sense of timing and be able to initiate the drift at the right moment to make the most of the available traction.

Throttle control The driver needs to be able to modulate the throttle to control the speed of the car, as well as to initiate and maintain the drift.

Steering technique The driver needs to be able to perform precise and quick steering inputs to maintain the drift and keep the car on the desired line.

Vision The driver needs to be able to look far ahead and anticipate the upcoming corner rather than just focusing on the car's immediate surroundings.

Drifting is often considered a more advanced driving technique, and it's not something that can be learned overnight. It takes practice and experience to master the skill and to be able to perform consistent and smooth drifts.