How do you know how quick you can take a corner?
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Now I know that on straights, you can theoretically go a limitless speed, and you won't spin out.
But when it comes to corners, with Newton's Laws of Motion & Centripetal Forces, etc... you can only go so quick, before your tyres will lose grip.
So I'm wondering: how do you know how quick your car can take a corner?
What do you use as a reference to work how fast you can go, and where the limit is?
(or at least, when you're getting close to the limit!)
Thanks for any responses.
But when it comes to corners, with Newton's Laws of Motion & Centripetal Forces, etc... you can only go so quick, before your tyres will lose grip.
So I'm wondering: how do you know how quick your car can take a corner?
What do you use as a reference to work how fast you can go, and where the limit is?
(or at least, when you're getting close to the limit!)
Thanks for any responses.
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