driftdrevet

Driftdrevet is a term that describes a vehicle, typically a car, being driven in a way that intentionally oversteers, causing the rear wheels to lose traction and slide sideways. This technique is commonly associated with the motorsport of drifting. In drifting, the driver uses throttle, brakes, clutch, and steering inputs to maintain a controlled slide at a specific angle and trajectory through a course. The goal is not necessarily speed, but rather style, control, and execution of the drift.

The practice of driftdrevet requires significant skill and practice to perform safely and effectively. It involves a deep understanding of vehicle dynamics and how to manipulate the car's behavior at the limits of traction. Many professional drifters train extensively to master these techniques. The sport has gained considerable popularity worldwide, with dedicated competitions and a large fan base.

While often seen in a competitive motorsport context, driftdrevet can also be performed on closed courses or in controlled environments for recreational purposes. It is important to note that attempting such driving maneuvers on public roads is illegal and extremely dangerous due to the high risk of accidents and loss of control. The term itself emphasizes the deliberate nature of inducing and managing a drift, distinguishing it from accidental loss of traction.