Battle Mike sent me two links this morning... the FOERST one particularly a topic for discussion. What do you guys think about the entry of the WDC to the "professional" drifting arena? Alex Pfieffer brings up some good points... as well as a coupla other FD drifters like Hubert Young in this post on drifting.com:
http://www.drifting.com/forums/showthre ... ge=1&pp=15
More info about Hard Drive, and WDC:
http://www.scca.com/News/News.asp?Ref=231
Personally - I don't see both series existing at this stage in the game. I feel like drifting as a "professional" motorsport is MUCH too young to have more than one series. It's one thing to have two series... it's another thing for one series to try and stomp out the other.
Formula D vs. World Drift Championships (WDC)
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Thats a good but long ass thread, I had to stop at page 8.
I don't know about WDC now. As a spectator I will probably still go to their event in Atlanta. But if I was competing as a driver I would seriously reconsider taking part. I know for sure that I would always go choose FD over WDC in the cities that they double booked. Seems like HD/WDC just wants to take over what others have worked very hard for. The fact they are trying to take the spot as the top tier U.S. drift series even if it means spliting and destroying both series seems really greedy. Craig Liberman made some really good point about whats happening now and what happened to import drag racing 5 yrs ago.
I don't know about WDC now. As a spectator I will probably still go to their event in Atlanta. But if I was competing as a driver I would seriously reconsider taking part. I know for sure that I would always go choose FD over WDC in the cities that they double booked. Seems like HD/WDC just wants to take over what others have worked very hard for. The fact they are trying to take the spot as the top tier U.S. drift series even if it means spliting and destroying both series seems really greedy. Craig Liberman made some really good point about whats happening now and what happened to import drag racing 5 yrs ago.
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