SDC RC DRIFT COMPETITION ROUND 2 SOCAL // Super Drift Competition at Super-G RC Drift Arena 2025

The Super Drift Competition (SDC) series continues for the SoCal Region with Round 2 of RWD RC drift competition action at Super-G RC Drift Arena! Eighty-two drivers participated in this round and tandem battled in upper and lower brackets to continue earning points for the regular season leaderboard. Hope you guys enjoy the video! Please like, comment, and subscribe along with the bell thing for upcoming videos! Music: Ready Set Let's Go - Sam Tinnesz Help Support the Channel! https://www.paypal.me/ninjonaah Facebook Page!   / ninjonaah   Instagram Page!   / ninjonaah   TikTok!   / ninjonaah   #drift #rcdrift #carculture #drifting about the Super Drift Competition (SDC) - The Super Drift Competition series is a national RC drift series organized by Super-G featuring twenty-seven official regions in the United States for 2025. Each region has its own drift series and points leaderboard to determine their Drift King, and competitors ultimately get qualified to compete in the USA RC Drift Championship aka Super Drift Competition Worlds! about RC drifting - RC drifting is a growing community of the radio control hobby interested with getting their car sideways with a balance of style, speed, and proximity. In it's early days, RC drifting was a niche that branched off of the 1:10th scale touring car (TC) community by using 4WD touring cars with plastic tires to achieve the motion of drifting. This style of RC drifting based on touring cars would continue to develop with phases like counter-steer (CS) modifications and eventually early day RWD RC drifting. Nowadays, RC drifting has moved on from the TC based cars to drift specific chassis that are RWD by design from companies like Yokomo, REVED (or REVE'd), MST, D-like, Rhino Racing, RedCat, Sakura, Usukani, OVERDOSE, Wrap-Up Next, and many more. Some of these cars come ready to run (RTR) or they have to be built as a kit. RTR cars typically come pre-built with electronics, wheels, and a painted body. Batteries may also be included, but that is not always the case. On the other hand, kits come as completely disassembled chassis and would require the electronics, wheels and tires, and body to be purchased separately. Either way, both options are viable to use as RC drift car platforms with endless possibilities to modify to your liking and driving style as you develop through practice. Hope to see you out there! about ninjonaah - this channel is made to show the joy of cars as cinematically as possible