oversteer
When a car oversteers, it spins around a bit because the back wheels lose grip and slide out.
Oversteer is a driving condition where the rear wheels lose traction before the front wheels, causing the car to turn more sharply than intended.
Hear It Discussed
"They tune them that way because the oversteer one is more frightening."
VW Chaos, New Dad/Old Motorcycle, Pairing With A Diesel Benz | Episode 1,055 Everyday Driver Car Debate
"But yeah, they would just, they would oversteer a little bit and then they would spin without warning."
Widowmakers #323 The Intercooler
"Print could wax on how oversteer worked, how angle was created, but it had a hard time showing it."
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Episodes Mentioning "oversteer"
VW Chaos, New Dad/Old Motorcycle, Pairing With A Diesel Benz | Episode 1,055
Everyday Driver Car Debate
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The Smoking Tire
Widowmakers #323
The Intercooler
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Flock vs the Range Rovers; Ferrari 849 Testarossa Spider Review
The Smoking Tire
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Motor Sport F1 Show with Mark Hughes
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Midweek Motorsport
Leclerc's return to form, Verstappen's worries, SC changes & Stroll's strange driving
The Race F1 Podcast
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