I for one remember many of your 'must do' techniques. Especially the 'holding the wheel with your outside hand only in the wet' technique. Only then did I realise the insignificance of the inside hand.
Good times.
Like you rightly said, there are so man different ways to drive - arguably never one absolute gospel method, but it always has to feel right for the driver otherwise it will probably never work for them.
Yeah, that all worked a treat for you Matty!
Proper positioning and posture is key to quality performance.
https://open.substack.com/pub/tyrefuryweekly/p/pearls-pistons-and-proper-manners?r=1a8rph&utm_medium=ios
Nice words Terence.
I for one remember many of your 'must do' techniques. Especially the 'holding the wheel with your outside hand only in the wet' technique. Only then did I realise the insignificance of the inside hand.
Good times.
Like you rightly said, there are so man different ways to drive - arguably never one absolute gospel method, but it always has to feel right for the driver otherwise it will probably never work for them.
Go Well!
Matty