Why don't F1 cars drift round bends?

So those brought up on this new diet of “drifting” don't seem to notice how much sliding the current crop of F1 cars do on some corners, particularly chicanes and esses. Just because the wheels are pointed in the direction of travel doesn't mean the cars are not sliding. read more

” The most simple answer is that it is not as fast as having traction and not drifting. Current trends, movies, TV, and other entertainment aside, drifting is NOT faster than not drifting. read more

Contrary drift cars use their weight and drift angle to adjust the car's control and hence tackle a corner effectively, these cars don't need the apex of the corner. While they need the outer part of track's corner. Nominal speed for Formula 1 car to go from a corner 120kmph. Nominal speed for a Professional Formula Drift car is 60–95kmph. read more

F1 cars can't drift, the aerodynamics, the design of the car, the huge *** engine ( and heavy *** engine ) in the back and a " feather weight " front will make the car SPIN OUT! It can't drift guys. You can just look at an F1 car and tell if it can drift or not. read more