Donuts taste good, but how about laying them on tarmac?

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Donuts are one of the easiest stunts you can pull off in a car. But, you need the right car for it, preferably a rear-wheel-drive setup, not that it cannot be done in a front-wheel-drive car, but doing that requires a lot more skill. 

In a donut(not the one you eat, the one you perform sitting behind a steering wheel) a car is essentially performing a 360-degree spin. This is done by turning sharply and keeping the right foot balanced to complete circles using the front tyres as pivot points. Confusing eh? Well, that’s what Jessi Combs host of the show “The List” finds out. 

The video shows Michael Essa, the 2013 Formula Drift champion teaching Combs how to perform a donut. He is seen driving a three-door E34 BMW 3 Series and Combs drives an automatic Ford F150 pickup. She is seen enjoying herself while Essa paves the way by showing his awesome drifting skills. 

The video is enthralling but don’t attempt this on public roads. Be moderate with donuts that you eat and lay on the roads, as both in excess are harmful to your health and wallet.

Watch the video here http://www.autoblog.com/2014/11/07/list-shorts-720-perfect-a-donut/