At present, there are not many formal studies in China. Most of them are active drift drivers and accept their apprentices. Of course, you must have money.

Floating in Shanghai, Zhejiang, Guangdong and Sichuan is very popular, and the most mainstream and best-skilled fleet in China comes from these places.

But I think if you had money, you wouldn't come here to ask, and no one could give you an answer.

Drift is not simply to make the car slip. First of all, you must have money. A drift car that can get started should be at least100000. No racing school will provide you with a car, and even if it does, it is expensive. Every time you practice, you have to fix it and adjust it. The tire money hasn't been included yet.

I have a friend who is a drifting driver and has an international drifting certificate. The annual income of the family is more than 1 10,000, and it is too poor to play drift, and the daughter's milk powder is not enough. We mortals don't dream.