Corner Lab

Big Bend, second

Fast Corner

TryChangeStepWhere
01

Softer front anti-roll bar · Garage

Lets the front axle roll and build slip angle, adding front grip as the car takes its set.

Watch: Slower initial response; more roll to wait through.

1 clickGarage

Main straightBig BendLefthanderRighthanderNo-Name straightChicaneUphillWest BendDownhill

StraightSlowMediumFastThis Corner

Two corners taken as one, turning the car through more than 180 degrees, and tightening towards the exit.

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TryChangeStepWhere
01

Softer front anti-roll bar · Garage

Lets the front axle roll and build slip angle, adding front grip as the car takes its set.

Watch: Slower initial response; more roll to wait through.

1 clickGarage
02

Lower front tyre pressure · Garage

Bigger front contact patch. Verify against carcass temps rather than guessing.

Watch: Fronts run hotter and fall off later in a stint.

0.5 psiGarage
03

Stiffer rear anti-roll bar · Garage

Takes rear grip away to shift balance toward rotation.

Watch: Check exit traction afterwards.

1 clickGarage
04

More front negative camber · Garage

Keeps the loaded front tyre flat at full roll. Only helps if the outer shoulder is running hot.

Watch: Weaker straight-line braking.

0.1°Garage
05

Open the wheel and wait for it · Drive

Mid-corner push is a front tyre being asked for more angle than it has grip for. Less angle is more grip, and the car comes back to you.

Watch: Requires trusting the car for about half a second. That is the hard part.

⅛ turnDrive
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Use the full width on entry · Drive

A wider entry makes the corner's radius larger, which is the only way to ask less of a front tyre without going slower.

Watch: Needs the room to be there. Check your mirrors first.

1 car widthDrive
07

Hold one steady input · Drive

Sawing at the wheel through a corner never lets the front tyre settle at a slip angle, so it spends the whole corner somewhere below its best.

Watch: None. A quiet wheel is faster almost everywhere.

1 inputDrive
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Slow the entry, wait for the car · Drive

Overdriving the entry saturates the front tyre into understeer you cannot unwind before the exit.

Watch: None — costs nothing to test.

5 km/hDrive

Front-engined, rear-drive rookie car: technique leads, and throttle control on exit matters most; high speed, so aero is live here.