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[FUNDAMENTALS] WHY AN EVALUATION IS THE FOUNDATION OF SPEED AND SAFETY
The best don’t guess. They know exactly what to work on
At the sharp end of motorsports, everything matters.
[FUNDAMENTALS] THE SECRET TO ACCELERATION? BRAKING TECHNIQUE
Follow these steps to accelerate with confidence and improve top speed
At the last three tracks I’ve ridden my BMW S 1000 RR, the lowest top speed I recorded was 161 mph. In cars, a BMW M4 CS and a Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE, at those same t...
[THE DEBRIEF] 16,900 LAPS WITHOUT A CRASH—HOW?
Author Ken Hill (second from right) briefing with racers from the M4 Suzuki team before heading out for a session at Utah’s Miller Motorsports Park.
I’ve crashed enough motorcycles during my lifetime to know that tipping over at speed sits...
[FUNDAMENTALS] GET UP TO SPEED QUICKLY ON A NEW RACETRACK, PART 3
Follow this four-step plan to get up to speed quickly on any track
Finally, you’re at the racetrack. The logistics are handled, the vehicle is ready, and the homework from parts one and two is complete. It’s time to execute, so let’s jump...
[FUNDAMENTALS] GET UP TO SPEED QUICKLY ON A NEW RACETRACK, PART 2
Homework and objectives that bring speed immediately
Two-time 500cc Grand Prix World Champion Freddie Spencer applied a straightforward and highly effective approach to learning new racetracks: attack corner exits first. He would then brin...
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