The 24 Best Drift Videos on the Internet

In 2018, pro drifter Vaughn Gittin Jr. managed to get his 900-horsepower Mustang RTR onto the Nurburgring for some sideways action. We're assuming it was as fun as it looks.

Fun doesn't always have to mean fast. This video proves it. It comes from an drifting practice session on ice in Japan, where due to a lack of grip, everything seems to happen in slow motion. There's no shortage of smiles, though.

Since the new Supra's announcement, there was only one thing on our minds: Who would be the first to perform a 2JZ swap and take it drifting? Well the answer came quickly: Daigo Saito and his shop, Fat Five Racing, built a car in seemingly no time at all, and went sliding immediately.

Vaughn Gittin Jr. isn't the only person to lay down rubber at the Nordschleife. The driver of this Cressida manages to slide nearly every corner of the legendary track.

What happens when you pair pro drifter Chris Forsberg with a Nissan van equipped with a hydraulic handbrake? About two and a half minutes of absurd sideways cargo mayhem.

Cars aren't the only thing that can drift—motorcycles can do it too. Nick Brocha gives us a demonstration in this battle between his Kawasaki ZX10 and a V-8-swapped RX-7.

If you could only watch one Gymkhana drift video, the tenth one is probably the way to go. It features not one, not two, not three, but five of Ken Block's cars, including the 1400-horsepower Hoonicorn Mustang and new Ecoboost-powered Hoonitruck.

What happens when you slap a real engine in a Barbie toy car? A whole lot of mini tire-slaying fun (and a near-death experience).

A wreck at the beginning of the day didn't stop Formula drift driver Ryan Tuerck from ripping his Ferrari-powered Toyota 86 up a hill at full-tilt.

Three of Japan's most iconic cars come together on the most famous drifting road on earth.

Track limits are out of the question for this team of East-coast master drifters.

A 1000-horsepower V-8 BMW pairs with some cinema-level camerawork to create a logging field-centered masterpiece.

No, you're not allowed to drift on the Nurburgring during tourist sessions. That didn't stop these folks.

See what it's like to be on the front lines at a Formula Drift event.

Have you ever played tag with a Ford Crown Victoria? These guys have.

Drifting Norwegian style in a Toyota Cressida.

Ken Block's got nothing on this mom and her drift van.

Watch some old-school camcorder footage from the early days of drifting.

Coordinating two cars is hard enough. But four? That takes insane skill.

Who says motorcycles can't drift? Plus there's a guest appearance from Dax Shepard.