Gameplay
Night Slide
A wide drawing used on the home page. The file itself says it is a fan-site illustration.
Gallery
Gallery
Original drawings for the fan site. Filter them by subject. None of them is a screenshot.
These illustrations use simple car shapes, a dark road, and the words that appear on the files themselves. They were drawn so the pages have a motorsport mood. They do not show a licensed car, a real circuit, or a frame captured from CarX Drift Racing 2. If you need the game's own images, use the Google Play listing.
No illustrations match that search.
Gameplay
Held Slide
A single car and a curve, used when a page talks about sideways driving.
Cars
Garage Shape
A generic car. The labels are topics, not a claim that those words appear as buttons in the game.
Car Tuning
Wheel and Inputs
A control diagram for the technique pages. It is not a screenshot of the game's interface.
Gameplay
Tyre Smoke
Smoke drawn as a shape. It does not document a smoke setting or a tyre compound.
Tracks
Unnamed Circuit
A layout invented for the drawing. The game's tracks are not named on this site.
Tracks
Four Surfaces
The four surface words from the store listing, drawn as color panels rather than as locations.
Independent fan site
This is an independent fan website dedicated to CarX Drift Racing Online 2. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially connected to the game's developers or publishers.
What each JPEG is, and what it is not
Every picture on this fan site is a JPEG illustration made for the articles. The files live with the site. They are not screenshots of CarX Drift Racing 2, not promotional stills, and not official art from the developer named on the Google Play listing. The grid above is the full set used across the pages. This section walks through each one so a caption and a picture cannot be mistaken for a feature of the game.
The wide night-road image shows a simple light-colored car, a dark sky, a pale horizon, and a red line that suggests a course. It is the hero picture on the home page and on several headers. It does not name a track, a city, or a time of day inside the game. The car is not Shinobi and it is not Boat Race 7 Sayaka Special. Those names come from an update note and are never drawn here as portraits. If the composition reminds you of a loading screen, that resemblance is accidental. The file is a drawing exported to JPEG.
The slide image is a single car held sideways. It accompanies gameplay and technique pages because the subject is sideways driving. It does not show a score, a speed, or a gear. It does not demonstrate the correct steering angle. The tandem image is two simple cars on a curve, a visual shorthand for a leader and a follower. It is not a diagram of the 100-point XDS system, and the gap between the cars is not a scoring distance. The listing describes the mode in words. The drawing only keeps the idea of two cars in sequence.
The garage image places a generic car beside panels. Labels such as BODY, WHEELS, SUSPENSION, and TYRES, where the drawing includes them, are captions so the article's categories are easy to see. They are not the in-game menu, and they are not a complete list. The real categories this site repeats are the ones in the listing: mirrors, lights, running boards, bumpers, body kits, rims, and vinyls for appearance; suspension, springs, tyre pressure, wheel angle, engine, turbine pressure, gearbox, brakes, and a locking differential for performance. If a label on the drawing is shorter than that list, the list in the article wins.
The control image is a steering wheel beside the words steer, throttle, balance, and look ahead. Those words summarize general advice on Drift Techniques. They are painted on the illustration. They are not a photograph of the game's buttons, and the game may use entirely different labels for the same ideas. The handbrake, which the listing does name, is explained in text because a drawing of a wheel cannot honestly claim to be the handbrake control. The smoke image is a pale trail behind a simple car. It supports the vision tip: do not stare at the smoke. It is not a particle effect captured from the game, and it is not a score for style.
The track image is a circuit outline. It is not a named course, and the shape is not evidence of an in-game layout. The surface image is four panels labeled asphalt, sand, grass, and snow, which are the four surfaces in the listing. The colors are a key for the article. They are not the game's textures, even though an update note mentions updated tyre textures. A texture update in the game and a flat panel on this website are unrelated pictures.
The header mark is the same illustration language, reduced to a small JPEG icon of a curve and two wheels. It links to the home page. It is not the app icon from Google Play, and it should not be used as if this project were the publisher of the game. Alt text on the large images calls them fan-site illustrations for the same reason. If you save a JPEG from this page, you are saving that drawing, not a frame you can post as official media.
Questions about a picture can go to [email protected], to +65 6264 3191, or to 48 Toh Guan Road East, #01-119 Enterprise Hub, Singapore 608586. The useful report is "this drawing could be mistaken for a screenshot" or "this caption claims an on-image sentence that is not there." The site can redraw or recaption. It will not replace the set with captured gameplay, because captured gameplay would imply a source relationship this independent fan site does not have.