Ever wonder what it’s like to watch real-world racing from the perspective of video games? This video provided by YouTube channel Frenemies gives us a close look at what’s become possible for the viewing audience of Formula Drift.

Imagine for a second a camera mount that’s strapped to the back of a Formula Drift car. The camera is turned on and the car is let loose at a race track in Irwindale, California. The resulting footage is as breathtaking as you’d imagine.

It doesn’t just give you a glimpse of what it’s like to watch the race car drift from a camera angle that we normally only see in the video game world. More important than that is the sense of speed that comes in watching this video. It’s like you can feel the car drifting from your computer screen to the point that your body starts to lean into the side as if you’re inside the race car yourself.

Nothing else needs to be said about this video other than that it showcases the Forza Experience like you’ve never seen it before. Who knows, maybe we’ll see this kind of camera setup in actual races in the future.

However, there might be some drag issues if a camera is strapped into a mount, which, in turn, is strapped into a car, but the video footage that came out of it makes you think of the possibilities that are out there when it comes to digesting real-world racing from the eyes of a camera lens.