oversteer

(ōvər stir′)

noun

the tendency of a motor vehicle, esp. a race car, to have its rear tires slide outward on a turn

See oversteer in American Heritage Dictionary 4

intransitive verb o·ver·steered, o·ver·steer·ing, o·ver·steers
To turn more sharply than the operator would expect. Used of vehicles, especially automobiles.
noun
  1. An instance of oversteering.
  2. A tendency to oversteer.

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