Well here it is folks, the final in the five-part Drift Colors special on Ebisu Circuit and Team Orange. In this last Episode Luke interviews Naoto Suenaga and chats to him about how he first got into drifting, his favorite cars…and girls, as well as a few tips on how to get started in the art of drifting. Click play, sit back and enjoy!
Many thanks to Luke Huxham
-Dino Dalle Carbonare
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name of the song used? thanks .. btw awesome footage =)
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Awesome! Keep up the good work!
Nice!
These are great Videos. Grassroots Drifting in Japan, with real drivers and different variety of cars. KEEP THEM COMING!
Is it just me or does Naoto always look extremely....ahem.....RASTA....to anyone else?
Great series, watched em all. Thanks SH!/Dino/Luke Huxum/Drift Colors!
whats the tittle of the song played in the beginning?
Naoto, does switch quick. I've done ride along and it's like he controls the air around the car. It pushes on the car in the right spot, with enough force it feels like.
I miss south course, kita, minami, school and kuru kuru land already
I'd like to know the name of the song in the beginning, its really dope
Song - Feel the Beat - Bob Bradley / Sarah Wassall
i love watching these Drift colours videos!!
remember drift with a smile!
met naoto suenaga during my time at ebisu and had the honour of having lunch with him! he's such a nice friendly guy it was great pleasure to talk to him. when he found out my car was stuck in the snow without snow tires, he drove 2 hours south just to get me snow chains. never met such a helpful guy in my life! and his drifitng is awesome he taught me the switch:) naoto shows how drifting isnt all about large angles but rather good control and smoothness.
The name of the song is Feel the Beat - Bob Bradley / Sarah Wassall
Suenaga does look pretty rasta, its because the guys so damn relaxed.
Even more so when hes in a car sideways.
?!What a funny guy!