Sideways Royalty - The Toyota Supra’s Drifting Domination

 Drifting Royalty: The Toyota Supra’s Legacy on the Track


When it comes to drifting legends, few cars evoke as much excitement and respect as the Toyota Supra. With decades of heritage, an unmistakable silhouette, and a power train built for tire-shredding madness, the Supra has become a staple in the world of motorsports—especially in the drifting scene.



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  • Born to Slide

The Supra’s rise to drifting fame began with the fourth-generation A80 model, powered by the now-iconic 2JZ-GTE engine. This twin-turbocharged inline-six became famous not only for its massive tuning potential but also for its reliability under pressure. Drifters found the Supra could handle insane horsepower builds, making it a perfect candidate for controlled chaos on the track.

Though the A80 was heavier than typical drift machines like the Nissan Silvia or Mazda RX-7, tuners and drivers loved the Supra for its raw power, balanced chassis, and aggressive presence. In skilled hands, it danced sideways with grace, smoke billowing from its rear tires as it carved through corners.


  • Supra in Modern Drifting

Fast forward to today, and the fifth-generation A90 Supra continues the legacy. While it stirred controversy among purists due to its BMW partnership, the A90 has proven itself in competitive drifting. Drivers like Daigo Saito have taken the new Supra to professional drift circuits, fully modified for Formula Drift-style performance with widebodies, roll cages, and fire-breathing turbo setups.

Thanks to its short wheelbase, precise steering, and turbocharged inline-six (now the BMW B58), the A90 brings a new level of refinement and agility to the drift scene. It’s lighter, tighter, and surprisingly playful—ready to swing sideways at a moment’s notice.


  • Why Drifters Love the Supra

Engine Potential: From 2JZ swaps to tuning the stock B58, Supras offer massive horsepower potential.

Style & Presence: Whether it's an A80 or A90, the Supra turns heads at every drift event.


Balance: With the right suspension setup, Supras are incredibly responsive and stable in long drifts.


Aftermarket Support: A vast tuning community means endless customization options for performance and style.


The Toyota Supra isn’t just a sports car—it’s a drifting icon. From underground street battles to professional circuits, it’s earned its place in the sideways hall of fame. Whether you’re a nostalgic JDM fan or a new-school speed junkie, watching a Supra drift is pure automotive poetry in motion.


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