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I can see the apeal of drifting on a road course and or a go-cart track... both give you a very driving expierence because to have to stay on the grey path... On the flip side if you want to become better driver all around then engaging both types of setups is good at building up your skill. Many pro events are still held on suedo courses that have been designed on a parking lot/track infield. I have found that people who can see the line with just pileons and cones have a much better line in road-course situation. Being able to invision line without having a path in-front of you is a very important skill to have if anyone is planning on doing well at some of these pro-events.. Its all a visual adaptation. Some people get to the point were all they need to see is the cliping point and thier apex's and they can gather from that how they are going to slide the car into that turn... Anyway the DriftINdy events have been a great expierence for everyone involved it seems. I had tons of fun and by the end of the day I felt like I learned a lot. I am not going to bash any type of drifting at this point because all venues bring to light different skill sets.