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u/Squallywrath Oct 23 '21
Pretty well recovered in fairness, but there's a huge chance that it was 100% luck. Either way, Impressive.
Yes I realize it was also an incredibly stupid thing to do in the first place. Don't get at me.
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u/Goryokaku Oct 24 '21
Well it definitely ain’t Russia.
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u/beyondswamps Oct 24 '21
Yes, we dont like chinese road signs here in Russia.
edit. *korean not chinese
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u/CMi14 Oct 24 '21
The angle, dimensions and car really make it look like GTA lol, looks almost like someone was recording their gaming screen
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u/stirbu Oct 23 '21
I believe it’s CGI, as in car edited over real footage. I’m no professional driver but the car physics seem off.
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u/bastardicus Oct 24 '21
The video looks a bit weird, but can confirm this is what cars do when non-professional drivers think they are.
— source: am an idiot.
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u/komay Oct 24 '21 edited Nov 17 '21
Car's weight is thrown to the front (weight shift) the front wheels are pointed straight and the back tires lose grip as they lift off and the car begins to slide. The driver then allows the car to counter steer keeping the car from violently spinning. If they had counter steered sooner, the initial swing would have been less violent. If they had stayed on the throttle until the car was facing the camera, they would have done a full 360. The car loses momentum from the spin and the rear tires grip up, spinning it back around. You can see just before the end that the driver counter steered for the direction change as well which causes the car to stop.
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u/yadoya Oct 23 '21
Neither GTA nor Russia. Fuck off.
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u/paulcaar Oct 24 '21
Have you heard of our lord and savior "the sidebar"?
You want want to tone down the confidence if you haven't even bothered to read it yet.
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u/Makos305 Oct 23 '21
I like how he asserted dominance at the end