Texas Drift Academy on Instagram: "One of the most common issues we encounter is overdriving while in a drift. This typically occurs when there isn’t enough throttle input or when there’s a lack of confidence in the chassis to maintain the drift. As a result, drivers tend to "saw" at the steering wheel, constantly turning in, then over-correcting with aggressive countersteer, then turning in again. This cycle can repeat several times per second throughout a single corner. It’s excessive and does

Countersteering another way of looking at it