Lost Control Going Down Hill - (See Video Description)

Click on the link below for my 6 years later explanation/response video.

[filipinokid]

Click on the link below for my 6 years (almost 8 years now as of this comment) later explanation/response video.

[rileybarringer]

If you were listening to eurobeat you would have drifted the whole turn.

[devynyates]

He’s lucky as crap there wasn’t another car coming on the opposite lane

[Cjdklh]

I live near there, you are so lucky someone wasn't coming in that other lane. People like you cause all kinds of accidents on this road.

[A_Wolf]

Most important lesson, never do that with a passenger or if you're risking anyone else's life on the road.

[maxsjoberg]

Turn the music off if you’re doing stuff like this, seriously.

[Alignnitro]

This driver is lucky, he doesn't know what is doing. Chasing another car down twisty road in a manual takes skills and concentration. His fate is sealed at 0:50. He is going into a mid-speed right corner, instead brake downshift to 2nd, he think it's okay to ride it out on 4th. when the oversteer kicks in, keep on stepping on the brake and can't recover because the cars in a gear too high. He's only lucky that he can turn the wheel fast enough and there is no on coming traffic. Don't do this kind of crap especially you have a passenger...

[lordbk]

The real MVP is his PURSE. Almost tipped over multiple times, but showed more stability than his driving. Bravo!!!

[loucyfer]

the worst part is that u can kill someone who doesn’t want to die yet bro

[SnackyPaper]

Impressive. He oversteered and understeered within a second of each other

[Griffdog]

Judging by how he's holding that $30 wheel he's lucky to be alive

[jasonwashington]

Know your vehicle, know the road you're driving on, and most importantly know your limitations as a driver.

[stevo_sir]

Those $30 steering wheels can only tell me how quality this build is 😂

[markmorgan]

This guy is so cool he almost achieved room temperature for himself and his girlfriend.

[pregnantyellowfish]

This is a great example of learning how weight transfer works. Braking into a corner is useful to get some slip angle to aid turn in (small slide not noticeable). This guy holds the brakes in so deep that it was only a matter of time when the front wheels have the weight of the car over them that the rears get light and will snap on you. Good car control is like treating the car’s roll like it’s balancing on a pin head, smooth gentle weight shifting.

[DiViNiTY]

Every time I see this kinds of videos and you immediately see them feeding the wheel like it's the first time they're driving a car, you know you're in for a treat!

[tri]

Put your purse in the trunk next time. You wouldn't want your makeup to fly out all over the place 😉

[sookdeok]

From experience, do not ever let your car rotate that far, and never counter steer so much that far in the corner, your pedal inputs being the brake or gas will keep you straight as long as the front wheels are pointed where you want to go, but you cant be afraid of loading the grip up with the brake and throttling out to straighten completely. Learning how to left foot brake has saved me many times to help me reduce understeer.

[lww]

0:53 for those who don’t want to lose their time

[_RaJu_]

The way this guy is holding the steering wheel is already showing that this man has no idea what hes doing