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Tanner Foust Drifts The Legendary Mulholland Drive, Throws Hat Into YouTube Hoonage Ring

YouTube Preview ImageNot content with letting Ken get all of those coveted Interwub hits, Tanner Foust brings his A game in this slidely, smokey clip.

Is this better than the Gymkhana madness purported by our current Hoonlord, Ken Block? Maybe, maybe not. There’s a press release attached to this video, but who gives a shit? I mean, really.

Notice how we’re bringing you this video way before those imposters over at that shark-jumping, spectacled car blog. Booyah.

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Currently there are "26 comments" on this Article:

  1. The only thing that kinda puts this ahead of Block's videos is that there's no robber marks on the road ahead of the car, so this didn't take multiple takes.
    Also: Jay Leno, The Fast and The Famous looks really lame now.
    [youtube xG8nQIBl7ig http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG8nQIBl7ig youtube]

  2. The only thing that kinda puts this ahead of Block's videos is that there's no rubber marks on the road ahead of the car, so this didn't take multiple takes.
    Also: Jay Leno, The Fast and The Famous looks really lame now.
    [youtube xG8nQIBl7ig http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xG8nQIBl7ig youtube]

  3. CaptRice says:

    That fake Scion tC kills it for me. It's a moral thing.

    Btw for anyone thinking of doing the same — CHP is fairly active on that road on weekends, and I've frequently seen them camped out on the top.

  4. ClutchKick says:

    For as many corporate sponsors as they had, and as much pre-production they had to do with closing down roads, booking a helicopter and whatnot…

    The video kinda sucked. Great idea. Nice driving. Lame cinematography.

  5. Slow Joe Crow says:

    This begs the question, how quickly and smoothly could Walter Rohrl do this in an Audi Quattro?

  6. Number_Six says:

    That's damn good fun to watch. I'd like to try it myself but I'd probably end up in a canyon with the fake Scion wrapped around my neck.

  7. dculberson says:

    Okay, (a) I thought the video was awesome. Sure I could've used more wide shots and less transitions to slow-mo, but those are nitpicks. The biggest thing for me is no lame music and all engine noise. FINALLY someone gets that at least! (and what a noise!)

    (b) Where the hell is my RWD v8 powered Scion TC with a straight cut sequential shift manual transmission? That would go a long way toward redeeming Scion, and Toyota as a whole, in my book. At least stick the 1UZFE in a small platform manual transmission car; you've got all the parts guys! And apparently the skill to put it together! [cue Gob] COME ON!!!

  8. Balestra says:

    Whoever didn't like the video is rather missing the point. even if there was no video, listening to the V8 rev would've been enough. The video just adds to it.

  9. Alan says:

    No man with such a gay name should be able to drive in such a manly way.

  10. BPR says:

    That was awesome , except the minor glitches in the Matrix when it went to Slow-Mo.

    And we all thought Ken Block was “the one”!

  11. Tripl3fast says:

    I hope it was a virgin road and they did it on the first take and not some fancy editing. I love seeing burnout marks on the street. Others may see skid marks from a crash, but I know the difference and smile.

    It is cool to watch the in car footage and see how the steering wheel is spinning through this hands. I'm trying to show my 17yr old nephew that you can relax your hands on the wheel and still be in control. His dad would rather I didn't teach the hand brake turn.

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