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Learning The Lines, How To Drive "The Line" on a Race Track, by Hooked On Driving

http://www.HookedOnDriving.com: New track day drivers learn the driving line at a performance driving event. A Hooked on Driving coach guides the new driver through the race track defining the proper driving line. High performance driving means finding the fastest driving lines through the course. "The Line" is a compromise between maximum cornering "G" and minimum distance traveled as you lap a race track. Proper braking and acceleration timing is key to putting is all together.


 

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Understeer: How to make through a corner
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Learn How to Drive Fast! "Chin Motorsports" High Performance Driving School- GearheadzTV
Gearheadz spent the day with Dr. Chin at the Homestead Speedway. If you have a High Performance vehicle and want to learn how to drive it to the limit or if your just a Gearhead like us and want to experience the rush of going all out on many of the most challenging tracks in the country, then be sure to head out to the next event when it comes to your city. For more information visit www.chinmotorsports.com Dont forget to subscribe to our channel, leave your comments and rate our videos!!! More coming soon on GearheadzTV Another, InDaHouse Production.





Road America How To: Line Tutorial
http://www.separationofcontrols.com In-car video shot with Aim Smarty Cam, shows how and where the driving line is at Road America, Elkhart Lake, WI. Helpful in preparation for a track day or high performance drivers school. Watch the G-G data to see how well the tire is used. Driver: Rob Schermerhorn of Delta Vee Motorsports LLC http://www.deltavee.net Private coaching and race engineering services available (chassis set up, shock tuning...), visit http://www.separationofcontrols.com to inquire. Road America's "14 turns" is actually 11 different direction changes, the remaining "corners" are flagging stations.





Taffic Management: How To Pass and Be Passed by Hooked On Driving
http://www.HookedOnDriving.com Hooked On Driving track days are safe and successful as every driver cooperates with traffic management, safe passing maneuvers, maintaining a consistent pace and making smart, safe decisions on-track. Here's how we do it.





How to "Learn A New Track" by Hooked On Driving
http://www.HookedOnDriving.com presents: How to learn a new track. High performance driving on a race track during a track day event requires the novice performance driver to spend time learning the different turns. This video segment introduces concepts required for successful driving at high speed on a race track.





What is 7/10ths Driving by Hooked On Driving
http://www.HookedOnDriving.com presents: The Safe Driving Philosophy with Hooked on Driving is to drive your car at 70% of your maximum capability, both car and driver. This avoids pushing beyond your abilities at a track day event, therefore increasing safety.





How to Drive like a Professional Race Car Driver
www.UncleBobsTips.com Drive like a Professional Race Car Driver, Learn how to: Position your body for maximum control. Understand vehicle dynamics & weight transfer so you can be a pro in any situation. Do a 180 or 360 in both forward and reverse. Proper accident avoidance techniques. Read the road, types of corners and the fastest line to take.





Race Car Driver Lessons
Are you still wondering how you can learn race driving online? I want to emphasize, there are actually hundreds of things you need to learn and understand before you ever attempt to get behind the wheel of a race car. Being able to drive on the street only means you know how to "operate" a car. Compare race driving to flight training. Before you ever get in the cockpit of a airplane, you train at what is called "Ground School". Our training is a "Ground School" to prepare you to drive on a race track.





18" vs 19" Comparison - The Pros & Cons of your track tire- Best Motoring International
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Braking -- AMG Driving Academy Performance Series Episode 2 -- Threshold and Trail
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GingerMan Raceway new corner 10 Driving Line Tutorial "How To"
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Karting Theory- The Racing Line
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Learning to Drive a Racecar
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