Live For Speed Drift Community Forum

I have one suggestion. This stock forum theme looks bit crappy. On this site http://custom.simplemachines.org/themes/ and some other you can find few cool layouts 

One more suggestion.
Shoutbox for spammers like Keisu
There you have all what you should know about it: http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=115579.0

Bigger avatar's and a nicer website/forum layout.. Please ^^

I will talk with Proton about layout. About Avatar 100x100 isn't enought?

Why not 114x114 like LFS Forum? That would be more convenient.

Ok avatars updated (120x120 now)

what you mean by real sponsor ...

its hard to get some BIG sponsor like some tuning part company (momo , sparco , hks ) and other stuff like this
you should explain more about your idea

I Know. Lets host somthing like this on LFS.
A game many of us know, is called rFactor. and on there they have a group of people that get together, race, make teams, get scores, and have vids of them on youtube.

More Information Heres their site:
http://www.oversteer.com.au/oversteer/

And Heres a vid:
(youtube.com/user/fermentednug) (for his profile)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=P1kghRcUbuE

There scores get scored as the "Australian Rules"

There are 32 cars in a Drift Australia Series event. After a couple of brief practice sessions, drivers complete two qualifying runs, one car at a time and are scored and ranked from 1 to 32 by the judges. The next step is a series of tandem elimination battles:-

• Round of 32
• Round of 16
• Round of 8
• Round of 4
• Battle for 3rd place
• Final

In the Round of 32 the number 1 qualifier battles the number 32 qualifier, the number 2 qualifier battles the number 31 qualifier and so on. The winner of each ‘battle’ then progresses to the next round of eliminations (i.e. the round of 16). A tandem elimination ‘battle’ consists of two judged runs, in which two cars travel through the course together, one following the other as closely as possible. Each car takes a turn a leading and following. Judges assess the relative speed, line and angle of the two cars scoring each factor on a proportional basis out of 10. For example in a battle between Car A and Car B judges may score the run 6-4, 7-3, 4-6, meaning car A was rated higher on speed than car B (6-4) by the speed judge, car A was rated higher on angle (7-3) by the angle judge but car A was rated lower than car B for line (4-6) by the line judge. The average score for the run being 5.67-4.33 i.e. a win to Car A. During the second run the position of the car’s is reversed. The lead car from run 1 becomes the chase car in run 2. Judges allocate proportional scores for the second run which are then added to the first run scores to give a proportional score out of 20 for the ‘battle’. The driver with the lowest score is eliminated from the competition. The driver with the highest score progresses to the next round of tandem eliminations battles.

If youve got all that.
Than we youtube it all ^_^. And Wala. LFSDrift.net is famous!!!