Tokyo Drift is also one of the few Fast & Furious movies entirely concerned with street racing. Even the central conflict in the film is born from and resolved by racing. With just a few ...

The 24 Hours Le Mans is a gruelling car race competition, and the 1971 film captures the effect of it perfectly, that it is hailed for being so close to reality. The film takes you on this thrilling ...

Tokyo Drift’s first race, where this installment’s main character Sean (Lucas Black) and Tim the Tool Man Taylor's oldest son (a.k.a. Clay, played by Zachery Ty Bryan) rip through an under ...

The entire timeline of the third movie, "Tokyo Drift," takes place years later after the sixth "Fast and Furious" movie. It was revealed during a credits scene after "Fast & Furious 6" that ...

The "Fast & Furious: Tokyo Drift" car mostly consisted of 1968 Mustangs, ... since the sounds used in the final race scene were dubbed from an older single-turbo RB25 GT-R instead.

The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift didn't fake the illegal drift of its climactic chase. No, it was a real crime got a crew member jailed.