One of the simplest ways to improve your speed around a track is to use more track. In this quick performance driving tip I talk about how critical it is to use every inch of it, from the entry point, to apex, to the exit point. My goal with this driving tip is to give you an edge to help you be a faster driver.
Oversteer is a term you hear tossed around a lot. But what exactly is it? Is it when the front or rear begins to slide? Read on for a definition.
Deliberately rotating the car when entering a corner allows you to carry speed in & through the turn. But first, understand what “rotate the car” really means.
Skip shifting is not a technique for beginners, but once you’re beyond that level, consider it. But first, you need to be clear on what it is – so read on…
Remember, your hands – and steering – follow your eyes. If you look at something, you’re likely going to steer towards it. That’s target fixation.
The speed or rate that you turn the steering wheel when entering a corner will dictate the line, and ultimately, the speed at which you can drive through a corner. Read on…