Keiichi Tsuchiya, revered as the 'god' of drifting, showcases advanced driving techniques while exploring the passionate culture of this motorsport in Japan.
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Keiichi Tsuchiya, revered as the 'god' of drifting, showcases advanced driving techniques while exploring the passionate culture of this motorsport in Japan.
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Synopsis
Keiichi Tsuchiya, known as the 'god' of drifting, demonstrates driving techniques in a series of high-speed maneuvers. The film depicts the culture surrounding the sport, featuring insights from Edward Loh, Editor of Drifting Magazine. It presents drifting as more than a motorsport, portraying it as a near-religious pursuit for many enthusiasts. Viewers observe the community's passion and dedication to mastering this form of racing, filmed in Japan in 2003. The runtime is 70 minutes.
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Why Watch
- Meet Keiichi Tsuchiya, drifting's legendary figure.
- Find out why drifting is considered a religion.
- See techniques that define drifting culture.
Did You Know
- Keiichi Tsuchiya is referred to as the 'god' of drifting.
- The film has a duration of 70 minutes.
- It was produced in Japan in 2003.
- Edward Loh is the Editor of Drifting Magazine.
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Who is considered the 'god' of drifting?
Keiichi Tsuchiya is revered as the 'god' of drifting.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Drift Bible'?
The duration of 'Drift Bible' is 70 minutes.
What is the primary focus of 'Drift Bible'?
The primary focus of 'Drift Bible' is on drifting culture, techniques, and the influence of Keiichi Tsuchiya.
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