Don't mix up controlling race cars on a track with mastering a car in daily traffic.
In daily traffic there are hardly ever any situations, where racing drivers or stunt driver can make use of their talents. Mostly because their is too much traffic and the other drivers aren't racing drivers or stunt drivers, therefore lack the discpline and abilities of folks going round in circles on a closed off track and are as predictable as the lotto numbers.
But also because you have to deal with tons of traffic rules, cyclists, pedestrians, animals on the road, constantly changing road conditions, people who suddenly brake without indicating, people taking your right of way, teenage idiots who think they are Michael Schumacher and race themselves in pimped up VW Polos, etc., etc.
There is one anecdote about Ayrton Senna, who got stopped by the British police for speeding. The policeman didn't recognize him, so he asked him:
"Who do you think you are? Nigel Mansell?"
"No, I'm Ayrton Senna".
The reaction of the policeman was not nice...
Anyway, my point being: Racing a car and driving a car are two completely different things. Young racing drivers, like Sebastian Vettel or Lewis Hamilton, don't have more experience in normal traffic, than any other guy at their age (probably even less, because they spend most of their time on tracks) and will probably make the same mistakes and collect points on their licenses -- maybe even more than others, because they might think they are better drivers than others and can therefore stretch the limits more.
Nothing, I repeat nothing, can beat years of experience in normal traffic. And by years I mean years of driving hundreds of kilometers a week. Fooling around doing Scandinavian flicks or making donuts are no substitutes for driving.
My last car accident was in 1989. I was overtaking a car. was much too fast and therefore didn't realize soon enough, that the next car in front of me was turning off the road. So I crashed into him. The same mistake wouldn't happen again to me today.
When I last visited the region I grew up in, I drove along all the roads I used to drive, when I was 18-24 years old. Just for nostalgic reasons. I came to the spots, where I used to overtake other cars and frankly I was shocked. Because back then I had a heavy Opel with barely 100 HP and I thought: "I overtook here? I must have been stoned crazy!" Because now I know how quickly and unpredictable obstacles can appear on the road. I didn't realize or even think about the risks and the danger I put myself and other drivers in back in those days.
I'm glad I survived the times and luck was the biggest factor in that -- not skills. Two of my former friends/colleagues of the times didn't have so much luck and ended up around trees. One burned to death in his car, probably being alive and stuck in his vehicle. Nobody knows for sure, because it happened in the middle of the night on a lonely road and they found the burned out wreck next morning.
Another colleague of mine is now severely disabled, because she was flung out of the back window (!) of a car, being only a passenger, and flew 30 meters through the air, before landing in some bushes. It happened, because the 21-year-old driver went too fast into an Autobahn exit. It wasn't mandatory to wear seat belts on the back seats back then. She has rails and bolts and plates and nails in all of her body and has to take pain killers constantly now.