drifting gone wrong

There aren't half some idiots behind the wheel on this earth...
 
Some of those were fwd, so no hope of drifting anyway. Apart from that, a few less Japanese cars on the road which is a good thing. ;)
 
While RWD does help with drifting, FWD can be just as fun especially if it's a 1412 block mini cooper with twin webers (may she rest in peace as she was nicked and abused)
 
nilagin said:
Some of those were fwd, so no hope of drifting anyway. Apart from that, a few less Japanese cars on the road which is a good thing. ;)
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Hey nothing wrong with jap cars they can certainly make good engine's. Had loads and very reliable to. Until recently I had a 20 year old Nissan 200 would easily give modern cars a run for their money
 
2:39... Ouch!

Some reet twits there, agreed. Some pretty skilled driving from a few who avoid the smashes too.
 
Some interesting insurance claims from some of those. And some tragically badly organised events.
 
Some of them have seriously bad reaction times and why do they try to continue after hitting kerb/barrier?
 
Loved it! [With a couple of nasty exceptions!] Whooped with laughter! :lol:

Nearly every one of those accidents was the result of a complete "lack of knack"! Either ploughing straight onwards and not reacting or not understanding in advance that the car is going to grip sometime and snap the other way!

Never mind. If you think the Custom Car fraternity can't drive their cars too well, you should see what happens when they pick up a camera!! :naughty:
 
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