Shuffle Steering

[michael lang]

Larry, Bob's explanation was extremely good with regards to balance. I was developing the habit of shuffle steering all the time as a way of getting around the track until Tony had taught me a lesson: The less you turn the wheel the smoother you will be and the faster you will go. Now the only time I use shuffle steering is going around T6 at Summit Main mostly so I can keep holding the steering wheel with my hands level (9 & 3) for the long turn until I get to T7. After that I go back to normal driving. At first, I didn't think that lesson made much sense until I started turning the steering wheel less.