So, I think most would agree that the Drift Bible is one of the definitive reference tools when it comes to learning the ropes of drifting...However, I dont plan on doing much drifting, but more autocrossing. Is there any such work that is a great teacher to learn the ways of good, experienced autocrossing? Thanks!

Adam

 

Start in the Racing and Competition forum here and read the stickies at the top of the forum to start. There's a huge amount of input from a wide range of folks including National champs...

 

to my knowledge, there are no instructional dvds as of late that pertain to autocrossing. when i was building my miata for autocross, all the guys at miata.net referred me to these two books below. it helped a lot. but what helps more is seat time and just watching others autocross. one of the best things to do is to ask one of the better drivers at the autocross event if you can sit shotgun with them during one of their runs. they'll only object if they're a real dick. hope that helps.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/096205731...=books&v=glance

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/076030518...g=UTF8&v=glance

ps. if you really want to go all out, find a local driving school(SCCA, NASA, etc.)

 

Good books! I have both..