Difference between peak speed stability and drift

1, stability difference: peak speed refers to the need to maintain the stability and handling of the vehicle during high-speed driving to ensure driving safety. Drift is a special driving technology, which requires the vehicle to lose some traction and control the vehicle to run in a high sideslip state.

2. Difference of vehicle behavior: During peak speed driving, vehicles usually need to keep calm and stable to reduce any unnecessary lateral movement, because excessive lateral force may reduce the stability of vehicles. Drift is a driving technique that deliberately creates sideslip. By twisting the steering wheel, braking and throttle operation, the vehicle continuously loses traction when turning, thus achieving lateral propulsion.

3. Difference of driving technical requirements: Driving at peak speed requires drivers to have stable control ability, high-speed driving experience and good reaction speed to cope with various emergencies. Drift driving requires the driver's precise steering wheel adjustment and sense of rhythm, as well as high sensitivity to the vehicle state.