@@chief8825 you quite literally have zero understanding of the sport mate. i've spent 3 years as an instructor at Drift School Australia, helped build Kyle Mohan's newest Rx8, and was a judge for US Drift for two seasons. what's your resume kid?
@@knolseyI literally work at RTR, I’ve worked with them since August of 2020. I do everything from mechanic shit to maintenance around the shop, I see how much angle those cars have in them. I watch ray and the gang set them up to Denofa/ Deanes liking (usually huge angle and horsepower). It’s cool that you helped out with Mohans car but Australia drift has NOTHING to do with FD US. You’ve clearly never seen an RTR car in motion, James held the drift out, odi was to aggressive and spun him out
@@knolseyit looks very incriminating on James part because that was the moment he was pouring in the angle right before transtion, if you play it back and put playback speed at .25x you can see James’ car react from getting hit by odi’s front wheel right at the point where transition would begin. It bumps forward ever so slightly indicating there was contact. Definitely see why you would think James is at fault tho. I did too until I really looked back and analyzed it myself
I love James Dean but I didn't see how that was Odi's Fault...
james deane loops it and gets the win. just one of many bs calls at this event. judges are blind.
James was full lock because he was throwing huge angle and odi got to close, but keep crying
@@chief8825 you quite literally have zero understanding of the sport mate. i've spent 3 years as an instructor at Drift School Australia, helped build Kyle Mohan's newest Rx8, and was a judge for US Drift for two seasons. what's your resume kid?
@@knolseyI literally work at RTR, I’ve worked with them since August of 2020. I do everything from mechanic shit to maintenance around the shop, I see how much angle those cars have in them. I watch ray and the gang set them up to Denofa/ Deanes liking (usually huge angle and horsepower). It’s cool that you helped out with Mohans car but Australia drift has NOTHING to do with FD US. You’ve clearly never seen an RTR car in motion, James held the drift out, odi was to aggressive and spun him out
@@knolseyand you can literally see odi slamming into James all the way off the bank, but the judges are blind….
@@knolseyit looks very incriminating on James part because that was the moment he was pouring in the angle right before transtion, if you play it back and put playback speed at .25x you can see James’ car react from getting hit by odi’s front wheel right at the point where transition would begin. It bumps forward ever so slightly indicating there was contact. Definitely see why you would think James is at fault tho. I did too until I really looked back and analyzed it myself