How to drift like the Drift King (Keiichi Tsuchiya)

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Learn drifting like DK, the guy that inspired Takumi from Initial D, took part in Fast and Furious and is a host in shows like Best Motoring and Hot Version. Hop in a car or sim and follow along the 6 techniques. Recorded in Assetto Corsa.

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Keiichi Tsuchiya is literally Bunta Fujiwara in real life! This guy's nuts!

Takuminiu

Other people: how to drift in games
Me: free driving and drifting classes

Kasedezu

day 1 of asking racing legends to do a "how to drift a lamborghini"

khianneprado

That is a really top tier tutorial, everything is great about it and it isn't unnecessarily long.

This channel should have like 1000x more subscribers, the quality is stunning

eryczakpl

I looked for good drift tutorial videos but I found the gem when I wasn't even looking for it. By far the best drift tutorial video.

riyokar

1. Power Drift: To drift, turn to the corner at the right speed without gas, turn, then accelerate. To control your drift, turn away to decrease drift angle, and let off the gas to prevent a high drift angle.
2. Lift off: accelerate, let off, then control the drift.
3. Brake drift: Quickly step the brakes to start the drift just before the turn, turn the wheel then release the brakes and control the drift.

federalcasemaker

honestly a good place to start is entries. especially if ur on keyboard, its not so much the drift itself thats important but the entry. holding drifts well comes with time and better understanding of how drifting works. but the entry determines whether or not you're off in the sand or spinning out right off the bat.

possibleproblem

Thank you for over simplifying these techniques 🤗

aperson

LETSSSS GOOOO I LOVE YOU RACING LEGENDS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR SOOOO

mmshoota

Unlike the Takumi Fujiwara video, I have no complaints. You've explained it perfectly and have redeemed yourself in my eyes. Mentioning the availability of HotVersion having on board touge runs aswell as a foot cam would be nice but with your in sim cam you made up for it.

kshugart

I enjoyed this video thoroughly.
though I would like to know what techniques do better with what sort of drive (front or rear drive)

and assuming you haven't already I would love to see you do a shift technique video (such as: heel toe, clutchless, powershifting, and granny shifting)

skylerbowerbank

Thank you so much plus for me when I do a hand brake turn I just gas it and turn and hand brake and right when I come in to the turn I hit the gas

heavyweightstav

0:52
"Back off or else they thought we're friends" vibe

donnycorn

I come back to this video to refine my drifting technique and style. I never realized the insane amount of work out into this video. Keep up the grind and you will eventually blow up. Keep up the uploads. Most importantly have a positive mindset. Also, do you use content manager for Assetto Corsa? It looks like you do since the graphics look better. But, in the settings you should see something called neck fx. This makes your neck turn towards the inertia (for a lack of better words) it will turn your neck to keep it facing the way your turning. You may have noticed the body of the car blocking your view (as I did) the neck fx will fix this. I’ll edit this comment if your having trouble finding it, my content manager is having problems. It says a fatal error has occurred. Hopefully it fixes itself cause no one else has had this problem from I’ve seen.

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