Drift: Figure 8 Workout

Figure 8 drifting training here skips city traffic and sends the BMW M3 straight onto a closed drift pad. The entire run takes place on a single compact arena with two marked points that form the classic figure-eight shape. Drift fans can focus only on speed, angle, and control without worrying about other cars or changing locations in this drift game. The BMW M3 in this drift workout uses an automatic gearbox, so shifting never gets in the way of learning clean car control. The physics model predictably reacts to throttle and steering, so long slides feel consistent once the timing is understood. Spins and wall hits come from pushing too hard or turning late, not from random behavior.

How to play?

Hit the gas, guide the car around both markers, and keep the BMW in a controlled slide along the figure-8 line. Hold the drift as long as possible to stack up points. The score counter tracks how long the drift is held and how stable the angle stays, so short skids pay less than long, smooth arcs. Reset the car after mistakes and repeat the same route until the movement feels natural. Treat each lap as a focused drifting workout instead of a race. The figure eight pattern gives both left and right drifts in one loop, so weak sides get practice automatically. Load up Drift: Figure 8 Workout, lock into that single map, and chase a higher drift score on every run.