Andy
If you want to see bad driving, stick me behind the wheel .... Have a feeling that you would need to dig very deep into your spare parts reserve
Gospel truth, I have only tried drifting twice & on both occasions it involved the police.
1st time nearly ran one over, 2nd time I got nabbed !!
1st Time
Was given a Vauxhall VX490 as a loaner whilst my Colt Galant was in for repair after it was attacked by a stray caravan ( Came off the owners hitch & got me )
A bigger car than I was used too, 2.3 litre GLS model.
Took it to town for a spin ( Read show off )
Gave it too much stick on the roundabout just down from the cop shop, lost the back end, regained from that & promptly lost the front end, slightly mounting the pavement & in the general direction of a policeman that was walking down from the station.
Don't know who was the most frightened, me or the policeman that had to jump out of the way
Would have been in my early 20's back then, fully expected a knock on my door for that incident but never heard any more about it ( Guess it was too difficult to to trace cars back then )
2nd time
Dropped my youngest lad off at the bus station in town.
Being a Sunday morning the station was deserted, drove in like a lunatic & tried what can only be described as a handbrake turn / Drift / Burn out sort of affair ( Even I don't know what I was trying to do )
Quietly pleased with my little moment, I had not noticed that a Panda car was parked in the Taxi rank opposite the bus station.
The Policeman walked over to me & said " What was that all about "
Best I could come up with was " Sorry officer my foot slipped off the clutch "
After a few friendly words of advice I was allowed to go on my way with a reminder to go easy with that clutch.
Late 20's then & well before the days that motorists started to get treated as criminals & a rich revenue source.
That was the end of my dare devil driving days.
Looking back, I don't think youngsters have ever been any different.
Just times have changed & the roads are just so busy these days.