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  • 1 week ago | rossbentley.substack.com | Ross Bentley

    Min speed, vMin, or whatever you want to call it, is simply the minimum speed you’re carrying at the slowest point in a corner. I’m sure you understand why your min speed is so important, but to review:If it’s too high, you’re going to be delayed in beginning to accelerate out of the corner, hurting your speed down the next straight. If it’s too low, you’ll begin accelerating from a lower speed than ideal, and that will also hurt your speed down the next straight.

  • 2 weeks ago | rossbentley.substack.com | Ross Bentley

    Max Verstappen. It seems that most motorsport fans either love him or hate him. No matter what your opinion is of him, you can’t help but respect his abilities. On a recent It’s Not The Car podcast episode that Sam Smith, Jeff Braun and I recorded, the question of why a driver could be a favorite came up. We thought one factor is important: how much a dri…

  • 2 weeks ago | rossbentley.substack.com | Ross Bentley

    “Michael… you could see when comparing him to other drivers, he would have more of a tendency to go into a corner and see what was there, and cope with it when he found it.” - Ross Brawn talking about Michael SchumacherAs I prepare for the upcoming Corner Min, Mid & Max masterclass, I’m thinking about the difference between predicting and anticipating—p…

  • 3 weeks ago | rossbentley.substack.com | Ross Bentley

    “Because I drive a FWD/rear-engine Porsche/momentum/fill-in-the-blank car, I turn in later/earlier/smoother/fill-in-the-blank, and use a later/earlier/middle/fill-in-the-blank apex.” “The line is the line and there is only one fast way to get through a corner and around a track fast.” “There’s a fast line, and then there’s a racing line.” “I have a special trick line for that corner.” I’ve heard all of those justifications for the way drivers drive through a corner or series of corners, and...

  • 1 month ago | rossbentley.substack.com | Ross Bentley

    The length of a road trip can be calculated by the number of bags of chocolate chip cookies consumed on the drive from point A to point B. For example, from Vancouver in British Columbia to Los Angeles is a two-and-a-half-bag trip. Seattle to Chicago is a four-bagger. I’ve proven this to be fact.

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