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SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary APEX Definition “The apex is the innermost point of a corner’s racing line. It is the geometric target a driver
SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary AQUAPLANING Definition “Aquaplaning (or hydroplaning) occurs when a layer of water builds up between the tires of the vehicle and
SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary DIVEBOMB Definition “A divebomb is a highly aggressive overtaking maneuver where a trailing driver brakes exceptionally late, diving into the
SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary HEEL AND TOE Definition “An advanced downshifting technique where the driver uses their right foot to simultaneously brake and ‘blip’
SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary TRAIL BRAKING Definition “Maintaining light brake pressure while turning into a corner, gradually ‘trailing off’ the pedal. This keeps weight
SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary LIFT AND COAST Definition “Releasing the throttle pedal well before the braking zone to let the car decelerate naturally via
SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary LOAD CELL Definition “An electronic sensor used in sim racing pedals that measures the physical force (in kilograms) applied, rather
SRP® Telemetry & Engineering Glossary Direct Drive (DD) /// Definition “A wheelbase technology where the steering wheel is mounted directly to the shaft of a