Tandem drifting is a motorsport technique where two cars drift simultaneously in close proximity, often in a coordinated manner. This style of drifting requires precise control and communication between the drivers to maintain synchronization while executing complex maneuvers. It is commonly seen in competitive events and exhibitions. In tandem drifting, one car typically acts as the lead, setting the pace and angle, while the other car, known as the chase car, follows closely behind. Successful tandem drifting showcases the skill of both drivers and is often judged based on factors like speed, angle, and proximity. Popular in events like Formula Drift, it highlights teamwork and precision.