Oversteer occurs during a turn when the REAR wheels of a car do not track behind the front wheels but instead slide (drift) toward the outside of the turn in a more straight-line trajectory. Drifting is the art of controlled oversteer. To drift is to maintain a car in an oversteered position using countersteering, e-brake, throttle and drivetrain inputs.
Since oversteering is encouraged in drifting, worn or used tires are shifted to the back wheels since they offer less traction while tires made with softer compounds that offer more grip are used in front to promote better handling.
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