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Nigerian drifters build track, dream of Formula One

Al Jazeera Tuesday 02 June 2026, 08:26 UTC 1 min read
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Nigerian drifters build track, dream of Formula One Nigerian drifters build track, dream of Formula One Nigerian drifters are working on building a go-kart track, with the aspiration it could launch future Formula One drivers. Drifting – where drivers intentionally oversteer to ‘drift’ sideways through corners – has gained a following among young Nigerian motorsport enthusiasts. Published On 2 Jun 2026

Nigerian drifters build track, dream of Formula One Nigerian drifters build track, dream of Formula One Nigerian drifters are working on building a go-kart track, with the aspiration it could launch future Formula One drivers. Drifting – where drivers intentionally oversteer to ‘drift’ sideways through corners – has gained a following among young Nigerian motorsport enthusiasts. Published On 2 Jun 2026
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