Do a burnout with Christian Rado

Do a burnout with Christian Rado

Drag racer Christian Rado shows how to do a burnout in a 2006 Scion TC and a Toyota Supra. Since the Scion TC is a front wheel drive, he'll show you how to do a burnout in a FR car first. Learn how doing a burnout differs from a front wheel drive to a rear wheel drive car, then learn how to do a burnout in a rear wheel drive car (Supra). If you are doing the burnout correctly, a FWD car will have smoke coming out from the spinning front tires, and a RWD car will have smoke coming out from the spinning rear tires.

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