Drift racing is a motorsport where drivers intentionally oversteer their vehicles, causing the rear wheels to lose traction while maintaining control through turns. This technique allows for high-speed cornering and is often showcased in competitive events. The goal is to achieve a stylish and controlled slide, judged by factors like angle, speed, and line taken through the course. Competitions typically feature a series of runs on a closed track, with drivers competing against each other or the clock. Drift cars are specially modified for this purpose, often equipped with enhanced suspension, tires, and power systems to facilitate drifting.