Who among the trackday enthusiasts has not wished to be faster and drive more quietly?
The fact is, attacking a curve is relatively easy, but “sewing” all of the trajectories into a single round is a completely different matter. And that’s because we divide driving into acceleration and braking. Nothing could be more wrong!
“Braking on the track is not the art of slowing down, as many believe. Braking is another tool for going faster.” MotoGP Performance Riding Techniques tells us. There are quotes from many of the MotoGP riders, from Rossi to Marquez, above crutches, Müller, Morbidelli, and it makes for a smooth read like the ride we would have wished for.
MotoGP Performance Riding Techniques is entertaining read for anyone who wants to know how to do it on the race weekend. It is a visually appealing book with many diagrams and various driving situations, all illustrated with photos.
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