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How to Drive Slow, Medium & Fast Corners (Actionable Tutorial)

Today we’re going to examine how we should change our technique for different corner types. Depending on the particular corner of a circuit, your braking, racing line and whole method may change. As driver’s we’re trying to extract every last tenth of a second from our lap time, so it’s important to understand these differences. New content weekly! Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/driver61?sub_... Of course, no two corners from any race circuits are identical, but we can categorise corners into three main types – based more on what follows them rather than the corner itself. We can use these three categories – providing the driver is fast and consistent at corner entry – because the straight that follows a turn is more important to lap time than the turn itself. Therefore, we can separate each corner into being: Before a long straight Before a short straight Directly before another corner (or a sequence of corners) With each of these different corner types, we get most benefit if we have a different driving technique. Find my free 25-part in-depth tutorial series (including how to trail brake, understanding weight transfer and tons more): https://goo.gl/rteGhu ★ 1-2-1 COACHING! Want to be faster on track? Let me teach you the practical side of these tutorials during my 1-2-1, highly-efficient training days: https://goo.gl/dX4q9H ★ NEED SOME KIT? Check out the Driver61 Motorsports store where you can find everything you need for racing, including racewear, car prep and workshop equipment: https://goo.gl/XwrRMs ★ F1 LOVERS! My F1 reaction videos (including my reaction to incidents throughout the season and classic races such as Senna v Prost, Schumacher v Hill and tons more): https://goo.gl/9EjGB8 ★ SIM RACERS! Take a look at my other sim racing videos: https://goo.gl/DFzvxP - also be sure to watch the Driver's University to improve your technique. This video is part of a Driver61's "Driver's University" series. Got an aspect of racing you'd like me to explain? Ask in the comments! ====================================================== ★ Got racing technique questions? Ask in the comments! ★ Say hi on Facebook: ➜   / officialdriver61