basically drifting can be quicker through very slow turns (like hairpins) or on loose surfaces where keeping your momentum and rpm's up is crucial. as an example, look at the WRC guys on tarmac stages. they ALWAYS avoid sliding the car except through very tight turns where oversteer/rotation decides exit speed.
no matter how you slice or dice it, over a length of twisty road or track, grip wins for speed. not to say drifting sucks, i love drifting, and i've seen quite a few example of guys that can keep a swift pace though the turns. drifting is also extremely exciting to do or watch. but in the end, grip gives you higher exit speeds and conserves more momentum.
no matter how you slice or dice it, over a length of twisty road or track, grip wins for speed. not to say drifting sucks, i love drifting, and i've seen quite a few example of guys that can keep a swift pace though the turns. drifting is also extremely exciting to do or watch. but in the end, grip gives you higher exit speeds and conserves more momentum.
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