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Meanings of oversteer in English

We have no meanings for "oversteer" in our records yet.
Usage of oversteer in English
1
It is a devastating result, but it's important not to oversteer.
The Guardian
2
Increased toe-in helps reduce oversteer while more toe-out helps with understeer.
The South African
3
Timothy's Lincoln Continental is like a bus to me; I oversteer, I wobble.
The Book of Skulls
4
Several drivers were caught out by snaps of oversteer in the cool and damp conditions.
Radio NZ
5
This means reduced understeer or oversteer and improved grip in situations where a two-wheel drive car would be sliding.
The Irish Times
6
I had a big oversteer moment, ran wide and was on the marbles and lost six or seven tenths.
The Guardian
7
An uneventful start around the opening three turns was brought to an end when Daniel Kvyat torpedoed Lando Norris after a slight oversteer.
News.com.au
8
There's a flare of revs as the 4.8-litre V8 responds and the big Porsche gently adjusts its attitude and graciously arcs into oversteer.
The Irish Times
9
We concur with Axis of Oversteer in saying it should be the Italian national anthem.
Wired
10
She oversteered on the narrow track, corrected.
Lost in translation
11
Oversteer: The vehicle wants to turn too far, with the back end sliding around and, in extreme cases, trying to pass the front.
The Irish Times
Oversteer through the time