Japanese stunt driver tells the laws of physics to assume the position

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This absolutely defies description. Calling this stunt driving or drifting simply fails to capture the ridiculous things captured on video here. By using AWD, this Japanese stunt driver has managed to create a car that seems to be equally happy to turn into a corner backwards. It's not just the driving that's absurd, it's the sheer concept that someone woke up one morning and thought "Hm, I bet racing down mountain roads would be exciting in a 1-ton pogo stick."