[kach22i]

Those dried up pine needles on the road early in the video are pretty scary looking to a former motorcycle operator.

I understand the ability to steer a front engine rear drive car by over powering the rear wheels to swing the tail out, I once saw a video of a mid 1980's BMW verses a mid-engine Ferrari around some cones. The BMW did better time on the autocross course because of this technique.

And I understand the point of the video, an analog car - you could not do this style driving (drifting) with an overly computer controlled car. I've had fun on dirt roads swinging the tail out, a thrill factor involved no doubt.

Fun stuff, impractical as pointed out because of tire wear.

Still a hoot.