As well as looking cool as hell, the Scandi flick involves intentionally unbalancing your car to produce a drift. The sliding of the rear wheels scrubs off enough speed to make cornering easier ...

It’s a flick of the wheel in the opposite direction to the corner, to send the car’s momentum in that direction before transferring it back towards the corner, creating a pendulum effect.

The Grand Tour is coming back with a brand new special, A Scandi Flick, and there's a pretty lengthy ... freezing cold water getting into their cars, sliding off the roads, and their vehicles ...

So what of the vehicles? Abandoning luxury cars and disregarding outlandish modifications, A Scandi Flick sees the trio each select a rally car to help them cross the hostile Scandinavian terrain.

Read More: James May And Richard Hammond Give The Crashed Mitsubishi EVO From ‘A Scandi Flick’ A Post-Mortem ... and he winds up crashing into the wall. The car’s front right quarter panel ...

There’s a disclaimer early in Amazon’s The Grand Tour: A Scandi Flick that the viewer is about to land “on planet nerd.” The challenge that the three hosts have set themselves is to drive ...

For those who don’t speak Rally English, the Scandinavian flick is an old rally technique where, to get a car sliding in a corner, you huck it in the opposite direction first, creating a ...

The A Scandi Flick special marks the first episode of the ... Arctic Circle at the wheel of their three favourite rally cars – although, whether Jeremy’s choice is a rally car is up for ...

As you may have seen in the latest “The Grand Tour” special, ‘A Scandi Flick’, James May was in ... Although the car did get a pretty severe thwack, he was just “a bit stiff” in ...

The gray sky and flat light make discerning the edges of the “road” a bit tricky and executing the Scandi flick requires some precise positioning. To get the car to slide around the apex ...