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Record-breaking young driver's car insurer - yes, you guessed it - 4youngdrivers.com are at it again. Young driver car insurance that is. 4ever getting caught in the young driver car insurance act, 4youngdrivers.com are just the young driver car insuring people you should get behind the wheel of your young driver car insured car with. No young driver car insurer is in safer hands, than when belting in with 4youngdrivers.com, who continually break young driver car insuring records to bring their young driver car insurer the greatest prize, time after time. One of 4youngdrivers.com journalists, himself a young driver car insurer, gets to grips with a tale of drift...

Hello, and welcome to Thursday at 4youngdrivers.com. You know? The home of young driver car insurance - and even more infantile standards of motoring journalism. Therefore knowing this, you'll be feverishly dizzy to learn that we're currently in the grip of National Doughnut Week. A time to rejoice in calorific delights. After all, doughnuts are located at the very foundations of our society. Always one for friend-free quizlings amongst you though, is this. Just how did they get that hole in the middle? Well here's one fascinating theory involving a sea captain going by the name of Hanson Gregory. A man clearly at the top of his maritime game. A jolly tar, he accidentally happened to invent something quite useful while manfully manning his salty sea-dog on a thunderous night at sea. Unable (being a true man) to both steer his vessel, and circumnavigate his fried cake; (which were all the rage at the time) out of sheer frustration and impending starvation, he impaled his cake on one of the many spokes of his ships wheel. Thus creating a finger hold with which to grip the troublesome cake. Being fairly chuffed with his ingenuity and all-round bloke-ishness he ordered the galleys cook to fry his cakes in this matter henceforth. And so a doughy legend was born. Pre-Simpson.

Anyway, all this seafaring nonsense has taken 4youngdrivers.com off the scent. As the doughnuts that this humdinger of a young driver car insurer is talking about are the sort that involve - brace yourselves - cars! Yes siree. 4youngdrivers.com are as equally excited to discover that the world record currently printed in the Guinness Book of Records for car (plural) simultaneously donut-ing, has been smashed. Before you fall out of you Saxo's in utter disbelief though, let's face facts. A pre-recorded 3 was never going to stand for ever. Whereas a gob-smacking 22, might. Instigators of such tyre-munching tomfoolery were two-fold. Friend of 4youngdrivers.com - Redline magazine - and someone your young driver car insuring guardians had quite frankly never heard off - Cooper Tires. And whose young driver car insuring life is made that much more complete for being in the knowledge of. And the location for all the malarkey? Why, where else but that resolutely straight bit of track (of which there's much - considering its primary use is for drag racing) at Santa Pod raceway in Northamptonshire.

To lay claim to such a cool record, all 22 participants (and would-be record breakers) were asked to rotate their motor vehicles 360 degrees. Continually. And for a duration of at least 10 seconds. A tall order for most. Yet small change to the Japanese contingent who introduced the noble art to our shores. They weren't their in person - yet the British branch - the UK D1 National Drifting Championship 'Best In Class' were present for the afternoon's entertainment; as were numbers from the as adept Driftworks.co.uk online drifting community. With interest on the rise over here, this specialist form of motorsport is phoenominaly huge in Japan ; and basically for the uninitiated involves manoeuvres at high-speed in which the car is asked many questions. Ones that cover subject matter such as gravitational pull and G-force - seeing as the vehicles are never actually pointing in the general direction of travel most of the time.

Naturally, the more stubborn the tyre - the greater the likelihood of the driver staying on the track. Which is where Cooper Tires come to the table of craziness. They're making a name for themselves within the sport by developing rubber with a notably soft compound, yet still displaying a pretty decent resistance to the heavy wear and tear they'll encounter in their short lives. The soft compound allows for plenty of grip, affording the driver the control of the level of drift required at any one time.

For those young driver car insurance fans who wish to travel at irregular angles then 4youngdrivers.com may be able to arrange the young driver car insurance you'll need beforehand. 4youngdrivers.com takes no responsibility for young driver car insurers inability to drive in a straight line at all times, but 4youngdrivers.com do take huge responsibility for sorting out their young driver car insurance.

Date - 15/09/2006