Trail braking is a technique used in driving, especially in racing, where the driver continues to apply the brakes as they enter a turn. Instead of releasing the brakes completely before turning, the driver gradually reduces pressure on the brake pedal while steering. This helps shift the car's weight to the front wheels, improving traction and allowing the car to turn more effectively. Trail braking helps maintain better control of the vehicle during sharp corners and can be useful for maintaining speed and stability in racing or performance driving.

Definition och betydelse av "trail braking"på engelska

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