Mastering the proper technique for braking on track is essential for maximizing performance, especially during HPDE sessions or track days. It is during deceleration that drivers experience the highest G-forces, making braking the most influential force exerted on a track car. Mastery of braking not only ensures safety but also significantly impacts lap times.

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