Oh you don't the first thing about that even.
Over here you have to take this course for driving on ice since in winter time you will be doing that out on the road anyway. So I did that on Monday, you have this long track where you're supposed to speed up, then you come to this surface that's really slippery, they also spray it with water, that's when you hit the brakes and try to stop the car..
So since I'm terrible at accelerating quickly (get freaked out from hearing the engine roar) I completely mistimed the gear shifts. My instructor tells me please don't do 40 in the first gear as the rpm goes up to 7000..
One time I was so out of control on the ice that the car spun around twice and finally you get back on asphalt where you have friction again, by that time I was going backwards. So the car comes to a stop and I notice I forgot to use the clutch..
Thus the engine has completed several revolutions in the opposite direction of what's intended, now it won't start..
I had the guy sweating for a minute but then he put it in reverse and it started up, no problem.
It was a fun day.