While it's sometimes called countersteering and is superficially similar (you wind up steering in the opposite direction to your intended turn), the mechanics a

While it's sometimes called countersteering and is superficially similar (you wind up steering in the opposite direction to your intended turn), the mechanics are quite different: it's not a technique you'll use in normal driving and you wind up steering into the bend sharply and then away from it, as opposed to steering away from the bend and then into it.