Which is faster F1 drift or grip surface?
F1 cars are just the opposite and sliding occurs only by mistake and only in some turns that offer very little grip. So i think it is safe to say that on grip surface, the drift with large slip angle is way slower (especially in karting as said by Ciro) but that sometimes some specialized and little ways can work.
How is oversteer related to understeer and drifting?
Oversteer is related to understeer and occurs when the rear tyres reach the limit of adhesion in a corner before the front while cornering. This leads to ‘the back coming out’. If you manage to perform sustained, controlled oversteer this is know as drifting.
How do you get a drift in need for Speed?
If you want to force a drift, however, simply turn, release the gas, then slam back on the gas; the back end will come out and you’ll start drifting. At that point it’s up to you to get the angle and speed just right to keep the drift going.
When do you drift, do you get faster?
The only circumstance that makes me drift is when I have no idea of the layout of the track. Drifting won’t make you faster in a road, but it makes you more confident, because you can “lateralize” the car and stop it pretty quickly if you misjudge a curve.
Which is faster drifting or taking the corner?
However, some people think that drifting around a corner is slower around that corner than taking it normally. It is actually alot faster. But that lack of tire grip due to spinning your tires will cause horrendous traction on the exit of the corner. The exit is absolutely key to a good lap time.
F1 cars are just the opposite and sliding occurs only by mistake and only in some turns that offer very little grip. So i think it is safe to say that on grip surface, the drift with large slip angle is way slower (especially in karting as said by Ciro) but that sometimes some specialized and little ways can work.
Oversteer is related to understeer and occurs when the rear tyres reach the limit of adhesion in a corner before the front while cornering. This leads to ‘the back coming out’. If you manage to perform sustained, controlled oversteer this is know as drifting.
How does drift training help race car drivers go faster?
“Does drift TRAINING help race car drivers go faster?”…. And I would have to say that it can help, or at least help lesser skilled drivers build up. It is true that powersliding significantly on pavement is usually not the fastest way around a track.