We're assuming the vast majority of readers don't have a clue
what a 'StickBomb' is (we didn't, either), so we'll do our very
best to clarify.  The 'StickBomb' is a rudimentary toy that sees
hundreds of flat wooden sticks – the kind you'd find inserted
into an ice-lolly – woven together under tension to create one
long, wooden lattice.  As soon as one of the sticks is removed,
the entire construction explodes into the air, creating a
Mexican wave of lolly splints. Think dominos but more impressive
and slightly more 'explosive'.  So why is this all relevant?
Well, Subaru has created a brilliant short film that pits a
remote control Subaru Impreza WRX STI against an enormous
StickBomb on a specially-made circuit.  The method of filming
makes the whole event appear extremely realistic and the chap in
charge of the remote control Subaru has some serious racing
skills - drifting, sliding and kerb-clipping his way around the
course.  There is no real reason for the film (apart from the
obvious viral marketing gains