Drifting is an exhilarating motorsport where drivers intentionally oversteer, causing their cars to slide sideways through turns while maintaining control. This high-speed technique requires precision, skill, and a deep understanding of vehicle dynamics. Drivers use a combination of throttle control, steering adjustments, and countersteering to keep the car sliding at optimal angles. Often performed in rear-wheel-drive vehicles, drifting emphasizes style and fluidity, with judges scoring based on speed, angle, and line adherence. Popular in competitive events like Formula Drift, it has also become a major aspect of car culture, inspiring modifications for better handling and power. Whether on a track or in exhibitions, drifting captivates audiences with its dramatic, tire-smoking spectacle, blending technical mastery with showmanship.