01Course description
The objective. The work. The standard.
The student transitions to rear-wheel drive and learns to manage a platform where throttle application directly influences rear-axle behavior and vehicle rotation.
Precision becomes essential. Students develop an advanced understanding of slip angle, throttle steering, rotation, countersteer, recovery, and the relationship between chassis balance and available grip.
Primary development areas
- RWD vehicle dynamics
- Throttle-induced weight transfer
- Rotation management
- Slip-angle recognition
- Throttle steering
- Oversteer correction
- Advanced trail braking
- Limit handling
- Advanced trackcraft
- High-speed decision making
- Adaptation and consistency