Drift
Head to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for Full Lock Drift, a venue focused on judged sideways car control. Drifting drivers intentionally slide through turns, demonstrating skilled car control while maintaining line and angle. Spectators watch as vehicles dance with precision. Call (580) 695-2042 for event details or to learn about the various motorsports found among 19 other nearby tracks.
Know Before You Go
- Open drift days
- Public drift sessions run $50-150 for 2-3 hours of seat time. Helmet, fixed-back seat, and 4-point harness are typically required. Loaner gear is often available.
- Tire reality
- Plan on burning a complete set of rear tires per session. Used 200-treadwear tires from a tire shop are the cheap path; staggered sizes are common.
- Car prep that helps
- Hydraulic e-brake, welded or locked rear differential, and 60+ degrees of steering angle make a huge difference. Stock cars CAN drift — they just don't last.
- Coaching
- Most events pair newer drivers with a coach who rides along or radios from the side. Take advantage — drift technique is much faster to learn with feedback.