Perfect Steering

Spin off or win; it's a crazy test of force! We explain restless forces and permanent control during the race and the perfect interplay of tires and suspension. Experts, racing drivers and a brilliant 3D animations offer in-depth information.

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[ShayTheMon]

This was way too dramatic.

[specialks1953]

@corotor12345 - DAMN! The video didn't claim to teach the physics behind EVERY aspect of perfect steering. For someone like you and me this is kinda simple but for the normal YouTube viewer, this is an excellent explanation of some of what makes steering forces become manageable within reason. I hate getting beat up when I make a somewhat positive comment about an OK video. Shit, how could I know you were going to point out a FEW more aspects of how steering a vehicle is complex. - - missed some

[viper08v10]

1:16 is wrong there is no force outward only in inward look up the difference between centripetal force and centrifugal force.

[dachunk69]

THIS IS SPARTAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!

[fitnesus]

Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You Spin off or win; it's a crazy test of force! We explain restless forces and permanent control during the race and the perfect interplay of tires and suspension.

[lupabuatchannel]

I Really Like The Video From Your it's a crazy test of force! We explain restless forces and permanent control during the race and the perfect interplay of tires and suspension.

[cenedywong]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing it's a crazy test of force! We explain restless forces and permanent control during the race and the perfect interplay of tires and suspension.

[PaterFrog]

the original background talk is still too loud. Having problems understanding the English because of it. :S

[glenthemann]

@Nanovirus5995

lol hipster.. god this phrase is getting out of hand.

But I will agree, its not even so new as to call it hipster, its been around for a while in a lot of aspects of the film and television industry. Watch any show in this day and age and youll notice the camera isnt steady or in the same position for more than ten seconds, in most cases today even less.

You can tell a lot about how much attention span someone has if they enjoy old movies or not.

[cyrafari]

Hey! Mr. Narrator.....Calm the fuck down bro.

[omarzep]

subtitulooosss...!!!!!!!!

[Nanovirus5995]

What I REALLY hate with filming these days is that a camera shot it focusing on something and it's Juuuuust about to become in focus, then the shot changes... God dam this "flashy new catchy hipster" way of filming things.