I think they took that quote out of context - I believe he was talking about "Undercover Brother", who he played in a movie...something like "Undercover Brother can do ......, but Brother can't drive".
Regardless, as a former driving instructor, this video brought me right back to my Porsche and BMW owner's club driving school days at autocross events. Note to supercar and exotic owners: I don't care if you are a celebrity, a politician, a real estate mogul, or just really stinking rich for no particular reason - it does NOT exempt you from the laws of understeer or correct being stupid behind the wheel! Whatever you did to make the wheels lose traction, you should undo it, even just a little- trust me. Front wheels sliding? Back off the steering input. Rear wheels sliding? Back of the skinny pedal on the right, and kinda steer a little in the direction the back of your car is going.
I remember one guy in his brand new Porsche 993TT who wouldn't listen to anybody about handling dynamics at his first autocross. After all, we were stupid because HIS car was all wheel drive! None of us would ride with this tool. About an hour later, he managed to somehow pull an "Eddie Griffin" and head, front wheels sliding, hard into a concrete light pole base at about 50 mph. Upon impact, you could hear the engine trying to rev because he had mashed the brake AND the gas trying to stop the car. The brakes did not win.
In the Griffin example, do you think the producer, who had his $1.2M Enzo wrecked, really lost anything with the incredibe exposure he just got his new movie? You can't buy time on CNN, CNBC, etc like he got today. Think about it, millions of people are forwarding 3 min video links about his new movie! So his insurance pays for the car, and he gets about $2m in free publicity! Hmmmm...maybe he wants me to act like an idiot and crash a car for him?
Colin