FullOpp is a South Florida based team focused on promoting the new motorsport of drifting. Founded in October, 2005, our mission is to share with others our experience with other enthusiasts (be of any motorsport), as well as the curious newcomers who are still not exactly sure of what drifting is and how it works.

    Q: "So you guys are going to rip off the Drift Bible?"

    A: Not exactly. While the japanese take the credit for creating a drifting scene, there is no doubt that Europe, North America, and other ends of the world have not added their own culture to it. We are going to share drifting from our eyes as grassroot drifters. Unfortunetly, the world is not Gran Turismo 3. We cannot build awsome drift cars with Credits (I tried a million times, but no one would trade me parts for my PlayStation memory card).

        Therefore, we are going to cover everything: from the very basics to the more advanced techniques. From tricks that can be applied on the track, to tricks that can be applied off the track. And no, we won't start with a fully built Nissan S14 (as much as we'd all like to).

     All our cars are built by ourselves, with a lending help from others (thanks Side Mission!) every now and then. To help us spread our message to others, we can also count on the help of our great partners: Ireland Engineering (iemotorsport.com), KO Performance (koperformance.com), Stasis Productions (stasisproductions.com), as well as others, which can all be found on our partners page. By unifying ourselves with these companies we can come together to provide even more to other drifters around the globe.

     We aim to provide new and fresh material that can be used by almost anyone. And we do it because drifting is our passion. We started just when drifting itself was starting here in the US, so the experience that we've had, and the lessons that we've learned from others, will all be shared to everyone. Be it just an additional piece of information, a completely new lesson, or that light bulb that finally turns on with those simple tricks that sound completely obvious, yet you might have never thought of.