This is a "widowmaker" Porsche 911 GT2 on the Freies Bergrennen hillclimb in 2012. The driver loses the back end on the narrow mountain road. How he manages to keep the car out of a massive crash is beyond me.

This is the St. Peter am Kammersberg hillclimb in the Austrian Alps, 1988. You get to see some of the coolest racing cars in the world, and you get to see them crash.

Oh, you thought you were cool with your Silverado and your lift kit? Think again. This is a full-size truck, powersliding its way up the side of a mountain.

One mystery muscle car. One helmet cam. One closed, dirt Colorado canyon road. This is American hillclimbing.

There's something so very right about big American V8 racecars competing in Europe.

Ever wondered if it's possible to have too much horsepower? Check out this supercharged Aussie Ford Falcon GT incinerating its tires on a hillclimb and judge for yourself.

Three spectators died this weekend when a Mitsubishi rally car speared off into a crowd on a hill climb up Mt. Tara in Serbia. It is difficult to watch, difficult to assign blame and difficult to find a clear lesson to take away.