The handling directly relates to the type of vehicle it is. Race School cars by nature have to be relatively easy to drive, handle well etc. These have a transverse engine/gearbox assembly simply moved to the back of the car. This has a quite dramatic effect on the balance of the vehicle. They have exceptional grip but there is a limit, once that limit is reached they will snap oversteer very quickly and are difficult to catch. The term "Trying to throw a hammer handle first" comes to mind.