I like how he keeps on upshifting and then downshifting a nano second later instead of just running out the revs. Shows how natural gear changes are to him, like breathing. This guy came out of his mother's womb in 3rd, sideways. 👌
@Power 2 Weight it is unnecessary and not great for the drivetrain. Being comfortable enought with a manual isnt really that great of a compliment, if you done it for a long time its muscle memory. That final gearshit for another 1 sec of acceleration gives you nothing.
Who are you Maybe a profi race car driver will say he was going for speed and aeshetics. Exit corners with a little less throttle, to not to slide that much. But okay forget this. No lap is 100%. And I do not know the car's behaviour too. But he do.
Strakos0 also this car I think has a solid rear axle so in specific cases it’s faster to drive aggressively and oversteer the car than to understeer it
He is also one of my heros. I remember that I bought the „drift bible“ and watched it again an again. And also the togue battles. I just was smiling when I saw F&F Tokyo Drift and he was part of a small scene and my friends asked me: who was this guy?
when most people get understeer, they panic and slam on the brakes, usually crashing. when Tsuchiya gets understeer, he dabs the brake for a split second, shifting weight to the front wheels, and then sharply throttles on, pushing the back end forward, and forcing the front wheels to grip, and then initiating a dance between both ends of the car as they fight each other to get through the corner first. amazing.
@@fim1344 not this aggressively. This man genuinely appears to drive like he's playing a video game and has his way with the car and road as if crashing is a no-consequence thing. You usually only see that level of agression sans-grip in hazardous environments from rally drivers.
@@Shakshuka69 >drive like he's playing a video game You can really see this from the clip where he drives the f430 through gunsai. Absolutely stabbing the brakes, throttle and having really jerky steering just to get a reaction out of the car. It seems so unclean and unprofessional, even when doing time attacks you'll sometimes see this side of his. Also, he really abuses the hell out of the cars he drives. I think even in this video he just straight up over-revs on one of the downshifts like it doesn't matter. He embodies the spirit of a street racer so well
Gran turismo has failed me...😭 i need to buy xbox with forza now to use my favorite cars now or i just stick to gt5 and gt6 but gt sport??? God... theyre all about racing and giving the gamer the best realistic experience but i feel like it left alot of us jdm 90’s fans were let down when they took out a huge portion of their domestic cars and only leaving prototypes and concepts and a few select favs of the domestic so yeah failed me! Still love and cherish the old games all the way back to the ps1 tho lol😍
Which one is this? It's at Ebisu, right? Edit: it's been 5 years, y'all, I have been told that it's the Gunsai touge at least once a year since then. I don't need to be corrected any more, thanks.
On the inside, it looked like he was having difficulty if you were new to drifting, but when you look at the outside highlights, it is just downright godlike
I doubt so, he seems to be going for a casual stroll here and takes the car sideways just for funsies, with jerky steering at the start and nanosecond upshifts
@@sr.hughes8712 it's not whining, he could've get extra km/h to through the turns a gear higher but went for letting the revs slam the limit so it was more of an test drive than an actual time attack
Looking at the wheel it’s pretty obvious when the car is sliding. The reason you didn’t notice is because he is essentially power sliding or on power oversteer (what ever you want you call it) which doesn’t cause a sudden unbalance of the car like handbrake or clutch kick entries, it’s a gradual loss of grip.
Yep, slip angle, get that nose pointed at apex as soon as possible, you get it by braking late, and over-all increases amount of time spent accelerating. It's why his current AE86, set up for more grip, and having more power, is 5 seconds slower on the SAME course.
*For the ones wondering if he invented Drift:* "By driving hard on all types of surfaces and conditions he learned car control at the limits. In 1977 he debuted in the Fuji Freshman series, this was followed by several amateur racing events. 1984 saw him getting a drive with the Advan AE86/1984 Corolla GT-S. The Drift King was born. In this series his technique of using drift (sliding the rear of the car out) in a downhill corner yielded a better corner speed and improved lap times. This technique is what made him the Drift King not as most believe that he was first in the drift scene."
Is there anything more I can read on that? The notion that sliding it's faster than grip is intriguing and I'd love to read more on it is your could point me whether
tsuchiya invented drift because he always won at street racing, so the spectators became bored, and yea tsuchiya racing with sliding every corner to make it exciting, cmiiw, sorry my bad english
@@tonedeafprd he didnt invented drifting, he made it popular worldwide.. The founder of drifting was named kunimitsu takahashi (im not sure of the first name) and he was a racer in the 70s he was like popular at the time for doing it but it was not named yet and keiichi tsuchiya saw takahashi do some little slides on corners to control it properly and he was particularly interested by it.. And he did what kunimitsu did but tsuchiya made it last long after the corner while at takahashi, barely understeers
Ken Block is an amazing driver and has mad skills. But let him drive a RWD car without ABS. Let's see if he can still manage to do the stuff that he is doing with fully built AWD cars that he drives. Keichii Tsuchiya can drive different types of car set-up and different road conditions and he still manages to maximize every cars full potential
1:32 seems a very dangerous section, especially for those a bit more inexperienced with RWD, but Tsuchiya-san has been doing this since 1977 (when his _professional_ career started. He got his experience street racing and doing this for real). At 1:35 you see him cut the steering wheel to the left suddenly - this is because he was going over bumps, and he felt the rear get lighter and start to shift to the left which is the first tell-tale sign of snap oversteer. Tsuchiya-san corrected for this in a split second and actually used the weight transfer to prepare for the next corner. Absolute legend of a driver.
I've watched all of Tsuchiya's best motoring and hot version content, but I still can't get over how much this mirrors initial D. I know Tsuchiya was an advisor and even possibly the motivation for the series, but he's unreal.
This will never be recreated. No helmet, tight course with trees and harsh banks on either side and a car that has zero capability of handling a crash. Just pure talent and bravery.
hopefully after this, people can finally understand, the ae86 was never a drift car but infact a highly praised track car which was capable of swinging its tail if you wanted it to
Nah he aint' that good. I'm not even a fully trained racer but I would be confident of bringing it to a draw at least if I were to race him. His lines are messy and if you listen to the engine, he's pushing it to the extent it might blow up any time.
Bruh, either you're a troll or I don't know what xD I mean you're trying to be realistic but you're not even in his league, you're like far far below it...
+lolxx exactly... he brings out the best of a car. You can race him all you want and say he has messy lines. One thing he's mountains ahead of amateurs is being able to adapt to any situation. Put you or anyone else in identical cars on this course and you'll be seeing tail lights.
Lol Not good lines what are you high? its not like every battle he going to go out an give it his all he also trys to put on a Good show an if you think By not fully trained you could beat him or draw Go look up the Actual Racing titles an different Motorsport genres he has raced under, Go look up the 2016 WTAC Him driving a 480rwhp Ae86 that he got 1 day to Practice in before Going an driting it, while not even touching the Ebrake
I'm watching videos of this man drive with nearly 20years and still to this day gives me goosebumps. What a legend of a man . Big respect from your Irish fans Tsuchiya 🌍❤
Truly a master of his craft. What a joy to watch. I tried to take after his driving style by watching but with an old awd Subaru impreza that had maybe 100hp. It's amazing what a slow car can do when you really push the limits. Thank you DK for influencing me to be a better driver!
outofspace2014 that's funny, not really...mustangs are awesome cars, just takes skill to drive one, most mustang owners are kids who think they're cool and don't have experience or skill and try to drift out of a car meet and end up crashing, my guess is that mustangs over powered for their price
@@arinb.756 i drifted both, awd is harder to get in to a drift, but very easy to hold, rwd is easy to get in to a drift, but hard to hold. block isn't a good racing driver, and not a good drifter. yes, he is faster then 99% of people, but keitchi is faster then 99,999% of people, DK is an alien, the rest of the racing drivers are just trying to be him.
@@gripfk8 that is drifting, awd drifting... block knows what he is doing, he just is not the best in racing, but a lot of racers are not good drifters. grip and drift are two different things.
Arin B. But they don’t drift because they’re assigned on how they’re supposed to drive I’m not saying they can’t drift you brought up a new different topic I’m only talking about ken block and not to put racers who drive on tracks that don’t drift because that’s not what they do
donblub well it’s 50/50 on my case because I’ve watched all of his montages of him drifting he does powerslide a little bit but he still manages to drift also I’m sorry for not being specific I was typing this when I was bored because I was studying for a upcoming test
Kasi Elango seriously! like im an American and i think this. why the fuck would you have a nascar driver drive a real track?? every time i see him drive its just cringe, he has to slow way down for every corner because he doesn't know how to attack it. it seems like a rally or formula one driver or drifter would have been much more well suited. I dont wanna talk to much shit, cause he's probably still a better driver that me, but its kinda boring to watch someone just slow way the fuck down in corners and gun it in the straightaways. Tsuchiya in that show would have been pure car guy porn.
It looked like at the start with cold tires he was just flicking to initiate the rotation, but as the tires warmed up he was able to push harder and the car was more stable with a little understeer. So much to learn from in just this clip.
The gearing of that 86 doesn’t match a lot of gunsai. Tsuchiya is having to shift between 3rd and 4th a LOT to try to keep the engine in a usable power-band.
The hackirouku engine sound is one of the most iconic sounds from my childhood and even until now. If I had a lot of money I'd buy and have one tuned even if I didn't know how to drift. I'd just use it daily :D
I like how he keeps on upshifting and then downshifting a nano second later instead of just running out the revs. Shows how natural gear changes are to him, like breathing. This guy came out of his mother's womb in 3rd, sideways. 👌
Then downshifted to second and rev-matched, so he could do a wall tap on the doctor's hand
that transmission sure is having a hard day...
I think it's more like this car is so slow, there is no need to go on the limiter. Always plenty of time for each corner, lol.
@Power 2 Weight it is unnecessary and not great for the drivetrain. Being comfortable enought with a manual isnt really that great of a compliment, if you done it for a long time its muscle memory. That final gearshit for another 1 sec of acceleration gives you nothing.
I saw that too. To me it would have been better to just ease off the gas a little for that second
This is the ideal driver. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
Who are you
Maybe a profi race car driver will say he was going for speed and aeshetics. Exit corners with a little less throttle, to not to slide that much.
But okay forget this. No lap is 100%. And I do not know the car's behaviour too. But he do.
@@Strakos0 it's a meme...
Strakos0 also this car I think has a solid rear axle so in specific cases it’s faster to drive aggressively and oversteer the car than to understeer it
Strakos0 the driver is a legend. He knows what he is doing
@@guy5140 its the drift king you donut
I’m happy to see Tsuchiya watched by foreign people on UA-cam today. Hero when I was young over 20 years ago.
Kentaro Takemura your hero is my hero, drive safe
Are you related to kenta nakamura ?
cool
legends never die
He is also one of my heros. I remember that I bought the „drift bible“ and watched it again an again. And also the togue battles. I just was smiling when I saw F&F Tokyo Drift and he was part of a small scene and my friends asked me: who was this guy?
when most people get understeer, they panic and slam on the brakes, usually crashing.
when Tsuchiya gets understeer, he dabs the brake for a split second, shifting weight to the front wheels, and then sharply throttles on, pushing the back end forward, and forcing the front wheels to grip, and then initiating a dance between both ends of the car as they fight each other to get through the corner first. amazing.
AD1 Like any other pro driver would?
@@fim1344 not this aggressively. This man genuinely appears to drive like he's playing a video game and has his way with the car and road as if crashing is a no-consequence thing. You usually only see that level of agression sans-grip in hazardous environments from rally drivers.
@@Shakshuka69 >drive like he's playing a video game
You can really see this from the clip where he drives the f430 through gunsai. Absolutely stabbing the brakes, throttle and having really jerky steering just to get a reaction out of the car. It seems so unclean and unprofessional, even when doing time attacks you'll sometimes see this side of his. Also, he really abuses the hell out of the cars he drives. I think even in this video he just straight up over-revs on one of the downshifts like it doesn't matter. He embodies the spirit of a street racer so well
comban So he’s the Japanese Jean Alesi
@@gumis123PL link the video
21 dislikes from night kids
or nascar / ken block fans
im ken block fans, but that is better than ken block i think :"v
piyush Gadekar and red suns😂
I'm your 86th like😂. How ironic
Nah. Just from shingo and all his fake Id
The makers of Gran Turismo should include this track in the game. The fanbase would explode of excitement.
Gran turismo has failed me...😭 i need to buy xbox with forza now to use my favorite cars now or i just stick to gt5 and gt6 but gt sport??? God... theyre all about racing and giving the gamer the best realistic experience but i feel like it left alot of us jdm 90’s fans were let down when they took out a huge portion of their domestic cars and only leaving prototypes and concepts and a few select favs of the domestic so yeah failed me! Still love and cherish the old games all the way back to the ps1 tho lol😍
Which one is this? It's at Ebisu, right?
Edit: it's been 5 years, y'all, I have been told that it's the Gunsai touge at least once a year since then. I don't need to be corrected any more, thanks.
People could have made this track using track editor on gt6, to bad that the servers got shut down for no reason like they did to gt5 :'(
Need for Speed: Shift 2 had Ebisu and it was Fucking. Awesome.
Dennis Berkhout overtaking will result to a crash derby
The dude's like a human automatic gearbox.
Christian Neil Anthony Wico nah he’s more efficient than an auto
@@louiswallis8687 couldn't agree more
Auto?blasphemy..
We don't speak about automatic transmissions here
auto is for the weak
Japanese police: "Drifting is illegal."
Tsuchiya-sama shows up
Japanese police: "Dōzo."
what does that mean
lol
@@naws69 "please" (as in a gesture of welcoming)
@@teekak7949 Thanks for translating. That's funny lol.
🤣
who says you need lots of horsepower to have fun
Clarkson?
But those Top gear lads can't drive worth shit lol.
"What is power without control?" - Keiichi Tsuchiya
No one says that lol
specially because you can max rpm that beauty and orgasm without crashing into a tree 200m away 2 seconds later
On the inside, it looked like he was having difficulty if you were new to drifting, but when you look at the outside highlights, it is just downright godlike
Ae86 has no power steering
Not required at those speeds 💀🥴
@@fortunate9714he knows, don't worry. He drifts the corners for your entertainment.
The drifting is so incredibly smooth you could sip coffee on the passenger's seat.
Or have a cup of water in the cup holder that never spills.
So this is where you've been.
New season, needs the River Shen back.
I doubt so, he seems to be going for a casual stroll here and takes the car sideways just for funsies, with jerky steering at the start and nanosecond upshifts
@@fujineetomori whining everywhere i see
@@sr.hughes8712 it's not whining, he could've get extra km/h to through the turns a gear higher but went for letting the revs slam the limit so it was more of an test drive than an actual time attack
On board you wouldn't think he's actually making the car run sideways but it is actually running sideways in corners.
joe junior great point, shows how he keeps his front end and wheels where he wants to go, no matter where the back end is, initiating a smooth slide
I actually didn't notice untill I read your comment hahaha
Looking at the wheel it’s pretty obvious when the car is sliding. The reason you didn’t notice is because he is essentially power sliding or on power oversteer (what ever you want you call it) which doesn’t cause a sudden unbalance of the car like handbrake or clutch kick entries, it’s a gradual loss of grip.
let the car do what it wants while you're still propelling the car where you need to go
@@transient442 i noticed anyway because I play Dirt Rally with on board view and recognize the look
delivering tofu
Takumi driving, of course..
cringe
sammer no
Love to see him do that
I heard this guy help directed that anime
2:29 oooo shiiit that wall...!!!
Almost...!!!!
Calculated
best part lol
He pushed the gas pedal on time :)))
"He was no more than 5 cm from the guardrail!"
~Some throwaway from initial d
3:16 Jesus, this guy is driving this car so smooth that it looks like it's from a video game!
The rear slides very lightly, it's the ideal drift as it doesn't lose speed and gain cornering angles. The exit has a perfect grip.
that style of driving its called slip angle btw
@@vlavaroa1450 Is that what "God Arm" was doing in Initial D? The one with the S2000
@@dexxed674 yeah, even in the old times of f1 they did that, in monaco with 2000s cars
Yep, slip angle, get that nose pointed at apex as soon as possible, you get it by braking late, and over-all increases amount of time spent accelerating.
It's why his current AE86, set up for more grip, and having more power, is 5 seconds slower on the SAME course.
*For the ones wondering if he invented Drift:*
"By driving hard on all types of surfaces and conditions he learned car control at the limits. In 1977 he debuted in the Fuji Freshman series, this was followed by several amateur racing events. 1984 saw him getting a drive with the Advan AE86/1984 Corolla GT-S. The Drift King was born. In this series his technique of using drift (sliding the rear of the car out) in a downhill corner yielded a better corner speed and improved lap times. This technique is what made him the Drift King not as most believe that he was first in the drift scene."
Is there anything more I can read on that? The notion that sliding it's faster than grip is intriguing and I'd love to read more on it is your could point me whether
@@karlosbricks2413 Reverse searching it, I literally only found this comment, so yeah most likely bullshit.
tsuchiya invented drift because he always won at street racing, so the spectators became bored, and yea tsuchiya racing with sliding every corner to make it exciting, cmiiw, sorry my bad english
this is happen when tsuchiya not joining any professional racing yet
@@tonedeafprd he didnt invented drifting, he made it popular worldwide..
The founder of drifting was named kunimitsu takahashi (im not sure of the first name) and he was a racer in the 70s he was like popular at the time for doing it but it was not named yet and keiichi tsuchiya saw takahashi do some little slides on corners to control it properly and he was particularly interested by it.. And he did what kunimitsu did but tsuchiya made it last long after the corner while at takahashi, barely understeers
better than Ken Block
+Camar Williams muchz better, this guy knows how to drive properly :))
by far men block isn't in this guys league
that's an insult to this man
ken block's better than the ones who's commenting here
Ken Block is an amazing driver and has mad skills. But let him drive a RWD car without ABS. Let's see if he can still manage to do the stuff that he is doing with fully built AWD cars that he drives.
Keichii Tsuchiya can drive different types of car set-up and different road conditions and he still manages to maximize every cars full potential
"manual traction control"
Just like manual abs
The sound of that car in the hands of a professional is something else. Keeps those revs right where they need to be.
1:32 seems a very dangerous section, especially for those a bit more inexperienced with RWD, but Tsuchiya-san has been doing this since 1977 (when his _professional_ career started. He got his experience street racing and doing this for real).
At 1:35 you see him cut the steering wheel to the left suddenly - this is because he was going over bumps, and he felt the rear get lighter and start to shift to the left which is the first tell-tale sign of snap oversteer. Tsuchiya-san corrected for this in a split second and actually used the weight transfer to prepare for the next corner. Absolute legend of a driver.
i think ive watched a video of a s2000 losing control there, i think it's the same program
It was a pretty small correction in a low power and well set up car. Tsuchiya is a good driver but honestly any amateur racing driver can do this.
I've watched all of Tsuchiya's best motoring and hot version content, but I still can't get over how much this mirrors initial D. I know Tsuchiya was an advisor and even possibly the motivation for the series, but he's unreal.
He even cameoed in the last season for a scene
@@ajpj4057I remember him having a call with Bunta in 1st stage.
No, he was definitely the motivation. His involvement as well as far too many uncanny similarities with how he came up. So legendary
the speed he was driving with, wow. Especially in such a dangerous place. Super talented man
This will never be recreated. No helmet, tight course with trees and harsh banks on either side and a car that has zero capability of handling a crash. Just pure talent and bravery.
yup, your face is the crumple zone
Check out fascination on the nurburgring - RUF CTR Yellowbird
the track is called gunsai
hopefully after this, people can finally understand, the ae86 was never a drift car but infact a highly praised track car which was capable of swinging its tail if you wanted it to
What a insane driving skill, he made a dinosaur flys like a rocket.
One of the most interesting analogy I've ever seen
Cough..Panda.. cough..
Yea it's an old car... That doesn't mean it has to be slow tho. Physics haven't changed.
@@velfare 🤣
no helmet, no rollcage....
Exactly my thoughts!
No worries
Worry is the worst enemy on drifting ... thats the best you can see in those ... no fear to worry ...
weight reduction brooo :P
Looked comfortable, like he knows the track like the back of his hand 👍
One of the most underrated all time greats.
"can you drift?"
"here, hold my tofu..."
bunta
Ahh that one episode in Initial D when Keiichi called Bunta
*_* Real life Initial D!
Drift King Keiichi Tsuchiya, we all love you!
his knowledge on the tracks is incomparable. the skill is a given, cant argue with that.
I like how he revs when he downshifts but does it so smoothly and so fast
It's called rev matching, heel and toe, pretty tough
Great to see the drift king in his element.
PS: Two time class winner at Le Mans, for all of you doubting him.
I can't imagine racing against Tsuchiya. I would be terrified. He's a robot! he looks way younger there?
Nah he aint' that good. I'm not even a fully trained racer but I would be confident of bringing it to a draw at least if I were to race him. His lines are messy and if you listen to the engine, he's pushing it to the extent it might blow up any time.
Yea, because people become good at something when they suck at it... you have no idea what you speak of....
Bruh, either you're a troll or I don't know what xD I mean you're trying to be realistic but you're not even in his league, you're like far far below it...
+lolxx exactly... he brings out the best of a car. You can race him all you want and say he has messy lines. One thing he's mountains ahead of amateurs is being able to adapt to any situation. Put you or anyone else in identical cars on this course and you'll be seeing tail lights.
Lol Not good lines what are you high? its not like every battle he going to go out an give it his all he also trys to put on a Good show an if you think By not fully trained you could beat him or draw Go look up the Actual Racing titles an different Motorsport genres he has raced under, Go look up the 2016 WTAC Him driving a 480rwhp Ae86 that he got 1 day to Practice in before Going an driting it, while not even touching the Ebrake
1:35 GOD
I love how he wears the race suit and has harnesses yet wears shades and no helmet 👌
I'm watching videos of this man drive with nearly 20years and still to this day gives me goosebumps. What a legend of a man . Big respect from your Irish fans Tsuchiya 🌍❤
Bunta spotted!
yup!
Grip Limit well, Bunta is more skilled than Tsuchiya, that's mentionned in Initial D, Bunta's Drift makes Tsuchiya scared x)
lol not really they are different.
No mid corner smoking so no
Are you one of the night kids..
i can feel the Eurobeat in my soul
His cornering and the line he takes is just so fucking great. What an incredible driver. Thanks for uploading this!
2:24 was a beaut.
99% of people would understeer straight into that concrete wall, where as Tsuchiya turned right to go left
Truly a master of his craft. What a joy to watch. I tried to take after his driving style by watching but with an old awd Subaru impreza that had maybe 100hp. It's amazing what a slow car can do when you really push the limits. Thank you DK for influencing me to be a better driver!
This guy shifts how I shift in forza up shifting and downshifting in split seconds. I’d always think it’d be easy but hell no that’s a talent
Amazing footwork and quick shifting. Driving the car to its maximum potential, keeping the revs high my goodness what a driver.
That was one of the most beautiful runs I have ever seen with any car perfect apex every corner amazing run
What makes this more thrilling is that there's only one life available for this guy, and he's really doing great keeping it.
Amazing stuff. He makes it look effortless. And that sound... mm, more please!
i know nothing about cars but theres something about early 90's and late 80's whips and japan that gets me 100% of the time everytime.
No helmet, sunglasses, pure raw!
2:38 extremely satisfying corner exit
Put Eurobeat and its perfect!
No it's not
Actually, someone did with Fastway - Go Beat Crazy, and it's beautiful.
Eurobeat sucks.
Eurobeat is overrated
@@nsilvya6079 preferences i guess
That car sounds like an angry bees nest and I LOVE it!!
0:06 that first shift is cool how he holds the shifter other racers grab with while palm just awesome the way keiichi does it!
That engine sounds absolutely gorgeous
5 mustang owners probably car meet thugs didn't like this amazing & priceless footage lol
Yeah the ones that can't drive out of a parking lot without crushing into the crowd
outofspace2014 that's funny, not really...mustangs are awesome cars, just takes skill to drive one, most mustang owners are kids who think they're cool and don't have experience or skill and try to drift out of a car meet and end up crashing, my guess is that mustangs over powered for their price
Thanks 86 just they don't know how much power the car has and spins out hitting someone or just stepping on it
its okay explain??
its okay your mustang is a shittier car? Lol learn to spell “you’re” correctly.
One of my idols, I have been watching him for 25 years now
the real does not wear a helmet but wears sunglasses
Dk does not need 1000hp and awd
Better than ken block
@@arinb.756 i drifted both, awd is harder to get in to a drift, but very easy to hold, rwd is easy to get in to a drift, but hard to hold.
block isn't a good racing driver, and not a good drifter. yes, he is faster then 99% of people, but keitchi is faster then 99,999% of people, DK is an alien, the rest of the racing drivers are just trying to be him.
Arin B. Ken Block has a highly tuned awd which he slides than people call drifting
@@gripfk8 that is drifting, awd drifting...
block knows what he is doing, he just is not the best in racing, but a lot of racers are not good drifters. grip and drift are two different things.
Arin B. But they don’t drift because they’re assigned on how they’re supposed to drive I’m not saying they can’t drift you brought up a new different topic I’m only talking about ken block and not to put racers who drive on tracks that don’t drift because that’s not what they do
donblub well it’s 50/50 on my case because I’ve watched all of his montages of him drifting he does powerslide a little bit but he still manages to drift also I’m sorry for not being specific I was typing this when I was bored because I was studying for a upcoming test
man, he should replace the American on The Grand Tour
Kasi Elango seriously! like im an American and i think this. why the fuck would you have a nascar driver drive a real track?? every time i see him drive its just cringe, he has to slow way down for every corner because he doesn't know how to attack it. it seems like a rally or formula one driver or drifter would have been much more well suited. I dont wanna talk to much shit, cause he's probably still a better driver that me, but its kinda boring to watch someone just slow way the fuck down in corners and gun it in the straightaways. Tsuchiya in that show would have been pure car guy porn.
nick highland Agreed! You absolutely nailed it!
nope, if you dont see the huge difference between Best motoring, hot version and such and Grand Tour/Top gear I am sorry
You are a fucking genius ...
Amazon should hire you
CeSayrise loooool XD
Incredible how he can utilize the tire's grip right up to their limit w/o slamming into a wall or sliding off the side of a hill.
Yeah, not crashing is hard to do (from experience)
Poetry in motion. He is proof you don’t need power to party.
This comes up every few weeks and I watch it every time
imagine riding in the car with him if you didn't know he was the dori dori you would be shitting yourself the whole time lol
JUSES CHIRST
*muffled Itsuki screaming and Iketani fainting in the distance*
I KNOW RIGHT? If I didn't know he was as good at it as he is, and I was there I'd be "oh shit you're gonna kill us both!"
@@xyzw888 lol
Wooooooooooow!!!! Unbelievable!! Love his driving!!
this man was born in that car, it's like he's a part of machine and never did anything else in his life.
Very impressed
oh my god... he freaking ROMPS that thing. true driver.
Wow, he has an amazing control over this car, really nice
I love the mix of seriousness, professionality and humor. Keep on. 😘
Him driving that car for 30 years shows, and it’s absolutely incredible
Amazing video 👍 perfect shifting time.
Thanks!!
Everytime I see keiichi drive the 86 I think of Takumi‘s dad driving the 86
I'm amazed how it looks like not much is happening from the inside, compared to the outside shots!
What a legend. One of the reason for introducing me to jdm cars and anime.💯
Amazing
The fact that hes doing this with shades on is insane
100% mans got steeze
It looked like at the start with cold tires he was just flicking to initiate the rotation, but as the tires warmed up he was able to push harder and the car was more stable with a little understeer. So much to learn from in just this clip.
Thats doridori, man he's an amazing driver, the way he is one with the car on the track is just great to watch!
Legend says this guys never missed a gear.
I don't know if this is video stabilation or not but that shifting is silky smooth !
Probably not... Just his driving.
That shifting up and immediately down for better control, and cutting time on corner exit wow just biblical mate. He knows how to push car 🤣
I can feel the eurobeat flowing through my veins
1:11 checkpoint reached!
The gearing of that 86 doesn’t match a lot of gunsai.
Tsuchiya is having to shift between 3rd and 4th a LOT to try to keep the engine in a usable power-band.
There was a video where they modded his 86 to replace the 5th gear with a "3.5" gear
@@rabidbasher in this video the car doesn't have the 3.5 gear.
Really like his laid back attitude when he's speaking
Keiichi never disappoints. Man is a god
this is sensational
If you're not listening to Running in the 90's while watching this, you're not experiencing it in its full glory
Hahaha I’ve never been happier watching someone have fun
This dude's steering work and foot work is amazing, i just loves how natural 4w drift and the gears are to him, he really is the god of ae86s
The hackirouku engine sound is one of the most iconic sounds from my childhood and even until now. If I had a lot of money I'd buy and have one tuned even if I didn't know how to drift. I'd just use it daily :D
true perfection in every way: the driving skills, the road and the car and it's tuning
Chris its*
I’ve watched this video so many times and it will always be impressive
“That, was truly godlike driving.”
Watching Dori Dori drive is actually hypnotic
Best 4 minutes of my life! 😍
Top tier driving skills this was impressive as hell to watch.
He doesn't even need an angle kit. What a legend!
I’ll be honest. I’d came back with my pants wet if I ride shotgun with this legend. Scary man😱
Wish i could see his footwork... His shofting is insane
He drives a bit like Senna. Amazing video I’ll never get tired of seeing it. And the 86 sounds amazing
The thing i like about tsuchiya is that he up and downshifts when the revs are there he doesnt spare a gear change he just does it anyway
he steers like a robot