Good example of properly correcting oversteer

Another video I found stashed away on my hard drive. This was a GetFast Events trackcross event on the Shenandoah Circuit at Summit Point Motorsports Park in West Virginia.

I was coming around a tight, technical corner with a fairly sudden elevation change that throws off the balance of the car and easily induces oversteer with RWD cars. As soon as I started feeling the rear end slip out, I turned into the skid with just enough input; waited momentarily (this happens very fast) for the rear tires to regain traction and I was left off right where I should have been in the first place. This contracts highly to my poor correction in my previous video listed "Good example of overcorrecting on the track"

Skidpad practice is important!

[aaron]

in case you can't find it, it's the part right before he says woohoo LMFAO

[Grandmasterultra]

There is only screeching noise and no bang. That's why it's a save.

[louisnguyen]

seems like because of the tarmac change, unsettled the rear

[Erik-fdjw]

In my mind you oversteered to late, I can tell you weren't ready.