Acceleration and References

Acceleration and References

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When cornering in a race car, where is the optimal point to begin accelerating?
- As soon as the car enters the corner.
- When the car is one-quarter of the way through the corner.
- Just after the car passes the apex of the corner.
- Only when the car has completely exited the corner.
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What role do reference points serve during cornering?
- To signal the ideal points for braking and accelerating.
- To indicate the highest achievable speed in a turn.
- References can be used for each action the driver needs to take (acceleration, braking, turning, etc.)
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Why is gradual acceleration preferred over abrupt acceleration?
- It maintains better tire traction and vehicle control.
- It ensures a more dramatic effect for the audience.
- It reduces the tire wear over the race duration.
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What is a likely consequence of non-gradual (abrupt) acceleration in race driving?
- Better fuel conservation.
- Less tire wear over a race distance.
- Potential for loss of traction, leading to oversteer.
- A smoother and more stable ride.
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What is a critical mistake to avoid when applying acceleration?
- Changing gears too slowly.
- Accelerating too soon before reaching the corner's apex.
- Ignoring the dynamics of the car and the track's surface condition.
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