There are two main types of trail braking:
* Light trail braking is used when the driver wants to maintain a high level of grip and stability. This type of trail braking is often used in high-speed corners.
* Heavy trail braking is used when the driver wants to unsettle an opponent's car. This type of trail braking is often used in low-speed corners.
Trail braking is a difficult technique to master, but it can be a very effective way to improve lap times. It is important to practice trail braking in a safe environment before using it in a race.
Here are some tips for trail braking:
* Start by braking before you turn into the corner. This will help to transfer weight to the front of the car and increase grip.
* As you turn into the corner, gradually release the brakes. This will help to maintain grip and allow you to take the corner at a higher speed.
* Be careful not to trail brake too much. If you brake too much, you will lose traction and spin out.
* Practice trail braking in a safe environment before using it in a race.
