A Nissan GT-R pulled off a 30 degree drift at 305kmph, as if that speed wasn’t ridiculous enough in a straight line
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In the world of drifting, a simple measure of a person’s mental stability is to check how fast they dare to drift their machines. Well, then it’s safe to say that Masato Kawabata is, quite frankly, bonkers. The Japanese drift champion managed to hold a 305kmph drift in a specially tuned Nissan GT-R at the Fujairah International Airport in UAE, setting a new Guinness world record.
The GT-R in question was jointly developed by Nismo and Greddy. The power was cranked up all the way to 1380PS and the front driveshaft was eliminated,…
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