What happens when pro drifters Ryan Tuerck and Chris Forsberg attempt a coordinated car crash? They crash out both cars, just not in the way that they'd planned.

It's a stunt plane and a drift-spec BMW M3 battling it out on an airfield. How are they battling each other? They're playing tic-tac-toe with burnt rubber.

How hard can you drift? Drift faster! Smokier! Sidewaysier! This guy drifts so hard that his car straight up explodes from the driftacular extremitude.

Speedhunters analyzes the crash at Formula Drift Atlanta right here. Check out the d-d-d-doriffttooo madness.

Fifty-one miles isn't terribly long as far as road trips go. But what if you're sideways the entire time? That's exactly what driver Johan Schwartz did in a BMW M5 recently, and it won him a Guinness World Record.

We know the Tesla Model S is so fast it can whip a BMW M5 and even a Viper, but can the fattie electric luxobarge drift? Yes it can!

Crown Range, New Zealand. 47 corners, 3,530 feet elevation, 6.46 miles long. The country's highest paved road, closed for his madness. Guess what happens.

When most people think of New Zealand, they think mountains and hobbits. If you don't count the hobbits though, all you're left with is mountains. And mountains mean one thing - fantastic roads.

We've all seen videos where a guy tries to do a drift/burnout/donut and fails. Only those videos never end with the driver falling into a pit.

Drifting has been on the rise in this country since George W. Bush was contemplating a second term. Why does it keep drawing people in, and why are there so many attractive people here?