Sibu Bisonte Event Gathering – 15 Jun 2018

So there’s this new market opening in Sibu Kampung area, called Bisonte, they had Richard to help them organize an event together with few other vendors, and as requested by Richard, he wanted to liven up the place so he invited all of us Sibu car enthusiasts to come and hang out at their car park area just for the fun of it, since it’s the weekends, we thought, why not?  We’re always up for supporting local events, also, if the organizer allowed us to hoon around at the empty lot without consequences, hey why should we decline? LOL!

Sidewayz Squad showed up in full and we also made a couple of new friends, driving very nice Mercedes and such, the event wasn’t as happening as predicted, so to burn our time, we decided to move to the Old Airport for a couple hours to enjoy hardcore drifting, after that we’re back at the Bisonte venue again to finish off with a sick group photo, check’em out below!

Sunday wet Drifting practice – 10 Jun 2018

This particular Sunday afternoon was hit by rain but that didn’t affect us at all, we’re drifters after all, wet surface is always in our favour, haha.

We had a great turnout, with Yap in his newly purchased Z33, Tony’s AE70, William’s GT86, Andy’s 180sx and etc, the usual Sidewayz Squad suspects.

Also, there is an increase of Nissan Cefiro A31 in Sibu, Sylvester and David Yap just bought themselves near stock A31, Sibu drift scene is definitely looking bright and promising.

Invited as Drift Coach at Miri – 17 May 2018

After Miri Gymkhana and Drift Challenge R1 was over, the Miri enthusiasts started to get more serious in Drift, few of them actually decided to invite me and Ngo to travel all the way to Miri Lutong Old Airport runway to guide them in the art of sideways driving.

After some planning, few of us from Sidewayz Squad made the trip to Miri for a 2 days drift coaching session for the Miri drifters, the weather on both days were good and there were decent progress made, the Lutong old airport was as good of a drift practise venue just like Sibu and Bintulu, but the engine setup of the Miri drifters need some adjustments as it wasn’t suited for drifting, so that was the only drawback, overall, except for HWS who had his 16v 4AGE blown moments before the coaching starts, Johnny, Percy and Michael all had their fair share of training done, considered a productive session and we were so glad to be there to be of assistance.

Mark my words, this is also the moment that Miri drift scene started blooming, in just a few short years time, huge drastic changes and improvements will be seen… I’m truly excited for them!