How To Read The Road
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- We explore different road sections here at Team O'Neil as instructor Drew Crowley offers a few tips on reading the road, and the best way to navigate different road sections while going full send.
00:00-00-:19 Intro
00:19-01:37 Finding Grip
01:37-04:58 Shape Of The Road
04:58-06:47 Up And Down Hills
6:47-08:09 Severity And Length Of The Corner
08:09-09:25 Corners That Open/Tighten
09:25-11:02 Turns With Crests
11:02-12:07 Speed
12:07-13:16 The Next Corner
13:23-15:26 Roads That Are Deceptive
16:47-17:44 Conclusion
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Thanks. Training at your facility saved me from a deer strike two nights ago. Rounded a tight corner to a big dopey animal but had the brake covered with left foot. Close call.
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Always wondered how Rally drivers seem to instinctive know how much grip they should have. Drew did an excellent job explaining how to do it.
I love that you guys are sharing so much more information these days. I'm learning so much, thank you!
Excellent excellent excellent. Such important details and myriad factors about road reading. So much to think about and process. More please like this.
To add to going over a crest while still turning, the car becomes quite unstable while everything is happening. Like hitting the brakes hard and turning downhill in a fwd car, the last bit of momentum can keep the car going that way and with the little to no traction will cause you to lose control if it's bad enough.
One of the most informative driving videos available.
I have a question. Where did you find that clip of the road at 1:51 - 1:55 ? I know exacly where that is, and I'm just curious how you found that one clip.
That specific clip is stock footage from Envato elements.
Why is a skinny version of alex from car throttle
humble request wear a full visor helmet for safety while rallying
No rally drivers do 🤷♀ you need to be able to talk to your co-driver