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Oversteer Explained (Actionable Tutorial)

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Welcome to tutorial eight in our Driver’s University series. Today we’re examining the handling characteristic of oversteer.

Mostly enjoyed by racers, a little oversteer makes for a fast track car, however, it can be difficult to control and to have too much oversteer can often be referred to as a crash!

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In this video whiteboard I will examine:

- What is oversteer?
- How does oversteer feel?
- The causes of oversteer and how to correct
- Ensuring oversteer is predictable
- Using oversteer to your advantage
- Changing setup

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