How I learned to Trail Brake and a Great Tool in Gran Turismo to help and that NO ONE talks about.

Описание: People often talk to me about trail braking and I often hear the frustration in people's voices about the subject. Sometimes it is the concept, but mostly it is how on earth do you learn the technique and no one hardly ever talks about the muscles and how to use them.

I am not a professional and this is the view of an average hobby sim racer, but in this video I will share my understanding of trail braking and more importantly how it relates to the Traction Circle.

Once you understand that basic concept, then I reveal the one tool in GT7 that really helps in building this skill, a tool that I have not found anyone talking about.

If you really want to get technical about the subject of the traction circle, this video is well worth a watch -    • Traction Circle - Explained  

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