I wouldn't call it sarcasm, to be honest. From Wikipedia:

Dramatic irony contains elements of contrast, but it usually refers to a situation in a Greek play where a character who is omniscient watches over a less educated character as that character experiences a situation or event that is of lesser significance than that character realizes.

hit puberty, lol, happened a while ago. What really does all this matter? oh and I know what sarcy is, as I am a very sarcy person.

go for racing dude..... and when you get bored go to cruise... and for last go to drift

And I get the irony of complaining about sarcasm while being sarcastic

Just out of curiosity, does anybody know the approximate proportion of drifters vs. racers in LFS? Just a guess is fine.

Also, if I were you and I was looking to really apply myself toward becoming great at one or the other, I would choose racing. It's a lot easier to gauge how good you are. If you cross the line before everyone else- your better than them. The lower your laptimes the better. Simple, quantifiable progress.

I think someone who is a really good racer ought to be a decent drifter, but I'm not sure drifting skills would necessarily translate well to racing. Both require incredible car-control, but racing involves an awful lot more as well. Please don't shoot me, just my opinion.

You will never absolutely master either field. No matter how good you get, there is always room for improvement.

As everyone else is saying though, just do both. Pick one as a major skill and one as a minor- there's enough overlap so whatever you're practicing will benefit the other as well.

Love,
Aero

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And I get the irony of complaining about sarcasm while being sarcastic

haha, I'm sure you do Alberto

Now i be gone to bed. Bai

I'd do a mixture. I do a mix between cruising and racing.

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