I had FWD cars "back in the day". If you pushed them at all in a corner, well, the front would not go where the tires were pointed. (Understeer).
I have an FWD car now with a fair bit of power and it's never understeered on me. If I accelerate quickly with it set on Comfort or Normal, the engine bogs down to prevent tire chirp, but if I do it set on Sport, that doesn't happen, I get a bit of wheel spin depending and the engine churns. Those pony cars had 5.0 L and 5.7 L engines and produced less power than my 2.0 (thanks to a turbo and FI and dual cams and a computer).
It would be interesting to see a video of it running that road course in the hands of someone competent.