theres gonna be a new formula D drift team...
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Woot we're back on topic, sorry guys.
So yea, the latest I had heard was that for 2006 FD was gonna require a full season commitment, no more single event registration...
But now only the points scorers from 2005 are gonna be invited??
I wish they would just say what's up officially so the people looking to arrange a plan for '06 can do so.
Supposedly 2006 schedule will be announced at SEMA right?? I would hope they also plan to release the rulebook by then and the arrival of a feeder series or not...
-Sean
So yea, the latest I had heard was that for 2006 FD was gonna require a full season commitment, no more single event registration...
But now only the points scorers from 2005 are gonna be invited??
I wish they would just say what's up officially so the people looking to arrange a plan for '06 can do so.
Supposedly 2006 schedule will be announced at SEMA right?? I would hope they also plan to release the rulebook by then and the arrival of a feeder series or not...
-Sean
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That's a real interesting way to broaden the appeal of drifting and get more people involved, make it exclusive.
Not hating on Enjuku's hard work, but if those guys with 2 cars, a semi, and the commitment couldn't stay at the top, I don't know how anyone else can.
Seems like the sanctioning bodies are shooting themselves in the foot.
Not hating on Enjuku's hard work, but if those guys with 2 cars, a semi, and the commitment couldn't stay at the top, I don't know how anyone else can.
Seems like the sanctioning bodies are shooting themselves in the foot.
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Originally Posted by FreeThinker
Woot we're back on topic, sorry guys.
So yea, the latest I had heard was that for 2006 FD was gonna require a full season commitment, no more single event registration...
But now only the points scorers from 2005 are gonna be invited??
-Sean
So yea, the latest I had heard was that for 2006 FD was gonna require a full season commitment, no more single event registration...
But now only the points scorers from 2005 are gonna be invited??
-Sean
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yea the new team is me. its only one car tho. and its backed by me. lol. ill call it Team FormulaD.....the D is for dream lol.
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Originally Posted by Mars_302
So much for grassroots
That's why it's a 'professional' series.
You want grassroots, go to DG or Ter-Tech events.
Or some of the ones up north/east coast.
i know i know, but i cant say! 
