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I thought lifting is what made him understeer like that instead of staying on it and steering?
Front the front angle it looks like he lifted from the rear view it looks like he stayed on it too long :S
I wouldn't say full "lifting" is the solution, rather modulation. It is true that he has no traction because he launched too hard in the wet but he needs to reduce his throttle until he regains traction and not completely lift suddenly as this will cause the vehicle's momentum will dictate its direction = snap oversteer.
guy launched it so hard that the AWD system went into 2WD mode (ATTESA ETS is RWD based to begin with).... and from another source, that guy was known to drive in an out of control fashion since he picked it up.
how I see it was he abused Godzilla and Godzilla bites back. To be frank it was truly a car that can go fast easy, but abuse the power and you'd pay the consequences just like any car.
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