Audi TT RS Drift

Port cranes, stacked containers, and one detailed Audi TT wait on a closed dock map where drifting never really stops. In Audi TT RS Drift, the car is the full RS sports version, tuned for sliding, not quiet cruising. There is only a single entry point to the port area, but the layout features straight lanes, tight corners, and narrow gaps that reward clean, controlled drifts. Launch the Audi TT, roll out between the containers, and start testing how early it breaks traction. The RS drivetrain delivers strong acceleration, and the all-wheel-drive layout keeps power to all tires as the body slides. If electronic assist systems feel too safe, switch them off in the options to get a looser, more aggressive drift style.

How to play?

Hold the throttle, then kick the clutch and tap the handbrake to send the Audi RS sideways into turns. Catch the slide with steering corrections so the Audi TT keeps gliding instead of spinning. The port map includes a narrow passage between containers that acts as a hidden way out of the main yard, useful if driving in circles gets boring.

Watch the bodywork, because every hit against a container or barrier adds visible damage to the Audi TT RS. Heavy crashes can end a good drift run early. Run wide arcs for long skids, or link shorter corners for tighter lines. Drive clean, protect the car, and keep chaining drifts until the port is covered in tire marks.