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Instead of heavy handbrake pulls, experiment with tapping the regular brakes while turning into a corner. This shifts weight forward, helping the rear slide out while maintaining higher speed and better flow. Holding a single drift is one thing — but linking multiple drifts back-to-back is where real mastery shows. Focus on your exit line from one corner, setting up the perfect angle for the next. Big combos depend on keeping drifts alive as long as possible. Learn to feather the throttle — lightly tapping and releasing — to extend slides without losing control. This technique is key for scoring 200,000+ on maps like Touge Roads.
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