Drift

Tokyo Drift or Initial D anyone? From what we've heard, the RC Drift scene, both RC enthusiasts and real car drift drivers contributed to become what it is today. A notable difference between RC Drift and the other RC platforms is that they are equipped with gyro's to assist in holding that line when your RC car goes sideways. 

This scene has serious competitions as they have their own point system and need skills to manipulate the cars to do what the driver wants. Normally, the 1/10 scale seems to be the ideal size and predominately still locked into the "build your own" RC platform. However, there are a few companies that have RTR (Ready to Run) if you want to skip the build and go straight into RC Drifting.