How to Find the Inner City Run Drift Zone in Forza Horizon 6

The Inner City Run Drift Zone serves as an excellent proving ground for your handling skills in Forza Horizon 6. However, approach this course with caution; it is significantly more demanding than most, as a single miscalculated angle can send your vehicle careening into the nearby water.

This specific drift zone is currently the focal point of the “Spin City” daily challenge within the Horizon Decades Festival Playlist. To clear the objective, you must secure a three-star rating. Furthermore, the challenge enforces a strict vehicle restriction: you must use a car manufactured in the 2000s, which unfortunately benches fan favorites like the classic Nissan Sprinter Trueno.

If you are looking for guidance on how to locate the Inner City Run Drift Zone or need tips to master the course, we have compiled everything you need to succeed.

Inner City Run Drift Zone location in Forza Horizon 6

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As the name implies, the Inner City Run Drift Zone is nestled within Tokyo City. More specifically, you will find it in the northern park of the city, positioned just south of the “Tokyo City Day Trip” story mission and directly north of the Electric Town Circuit road race.

Follow the road winding through the park until you spot the drift zone banners lining the track. The route features satisfying curves that are ideal for maintaining a drift; however, since the current season is winter, steer clear of the snow-covered verges, as drifting off the asphalt will result in zero points. Maintain control, stay on the tarmac, and attempt to chain your drifts together. If you lose your momentum, remember that the rewind feature is your best friend—it will reset your progress, but allows you to correct errors without a full restart.

To secure those three stars, you must hit a target of 45,000 points. If you are having trouble meeting the threshold, we recommend checking out our comprehensive guides on mastering drift mechanics and selecting the best drift-ready vehicles.

Still catching up on your weekly playlist? Be sure to explore our dedicated walkthroughs for the Festival Loop Speed Zone and the Sekibe Time Attack.

Source: Polygon