Corner Entry: How to Turn-in Like Schumacher

Corner entry is probably the most difficult part of a turn. Typically, drivers can lose or gain a lot of time at the turn-in point, which is technically complex - in fact Schumacher says it where he found time over his competitors. New content weekly! Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/driver61?sub_... There’s lots of balance required when releasing the brakes as smoothly as possible and beginning to steer into the apex. It’s easy to unsettle the car and lose a truck-load of lap time and just as easy to not carry enough speed into the turn – finding the balance is difficult. This Driver’s University tutorial will cover: Exactly what is the corner entry phase How technique needs to differ for various corners Steering and braking to maximise entry speed Being conscious of limiting factors Common improvements to make What is the Corner Entry Phase? As you can see from the diagram (on driver61.com), the corner entry phase is the section of the turn where we begin to steer the car towards the apex or clipping point. At this point, we’ve already had our vision on the apex for a while, and we’re beginning to release the brakes (if we’re trail braking). Find my free 25-part in-depth tutorial series (including how to trail brake, understanding weight transfer and tons more): https://goo.gl/rteGhu ★ 1-2-1 COACHING! Want to be faster on track? Let me teach you the practical side of these tutorials during my 1-2-1, highly-efficient training days: https://goo.gl/dX4q9H ★ F1 LOVERS! My F1 reaction videos (including my reaction to incidents throughout the season and classic races such as Senna v Prost, Schumacher v Hill and tons more): https://goo.gl/9EjGB8 ★ SIM RACERS! Take a look at my other sim racing videos: https://goo.gl/DFzvxP - also be sure to watch the Driver's University to improve your technique. This video is part of a Driver61's "Driver's University" series. Got an aspect of racing you'd like me to explain? Ask in the comments! ====================================================== ★ Got racing technique questions? Ask in the comments! ★ Say hi on Facebook: ➜   / officialdriver61