Why a BMW E36 for the school?

It's rear-wheel drive, an M52 2.8 engine, a locked differential and prepared for drift. I bought it specifically to be the school: the icon car of drift so you learn in the right one.

2026-06-281 min readUpdated: 2026-08-31

Who teaches the drift classes in Buenos Aires?

By Dmitrii McCarthy

Who teaches the drift classes in Buenos Aires

I'm Dmitrii, the founder, and I give every class one-on-one. I come from Russian drift — our own team and four years competing in RDS, the country's biggest drift series — and from years behind the camera as a professional car photographer and videographer. The white BMW E36 328i (rear-wheel drive, locked diff, prepared for drift) was bought specifically to be the school. This article is currently available in Spanish; a native English version is coming soon.

Read the Spanish version or see how to learn to drift in Buenos Aires.

Frequently asked questions

Who teaches the drift classes?: I give the classes myself, Dmitrii, the school's founder, one-on-one. I come from Russian drift: our own team and four years competing in RDS, plus years of drift video production. You drive a rear-wheel-drive BMW E36 on a closed track, with me riding shotgun beside you the whole session.
Why a BMW E36 for the school?: It's rear-wheel drive, an M52 2.8 engine, a locked differential and prepared for drift. I bought it specifically to be the school: the icon car of drift so you learn in the right one.

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1-on-1 instructor in a BMW E36, closed track, no experience needed. From 300 USD (≈477,000 ARS at the P2P dollar rate), classes Monday to Thursday. You book on WhatsApp with a 50% deposit and pay the rest at the track.

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