Sentences with phrase «big tyres gripping»

Not exact matches

The bigger tyres mean more rubber touching the track surface, so grip levels look set to increase by quite some margin and will play a big role in cutting lap times.

«I think there's a view that we should get rid of the aerodynamics and have big, wide tyres and then get the grip mechanically and then we can go back to cars racing each other.

Patience is the key; brake early, use the suspension's pliancy and the control you have with the middle pedal to gently trail brake into a corner and the 305 front tyres find just much grip as the bigger rears.

Grip is strong from turn - in to corner exit, and while the lack of low - down urge means a low gear and big commitment is necessary to unstick the rear tyres in the dry, it's also less intimidating than some of its rabid turbocharged equivalents.

The difference that weighty, newly communicative electric power steering system makes on your ability to gauge the grip level under the front tyres is a big one, too.

Bigger tyres will fit but the new sizes have been chosen to deliver the grip balance for which the M chassis team was - looking.

The big 245 / 45 - series tyres on 20 - inch rims provide plenty of grip too, although it has been noted that, for racetrack situations at least, a bigger set of rear tyres would help traction out of corners.

Big - hearted straight - line performance, a (generally) bassy exhaust note and cornering grip that's the result of an oversize wheel / tyre combo rather than any real finesse in the car's suspension design or calibration.

SMS's Rip Grip system calculates the slip angle of the tyres and simulates adhesion as cars drift, and similarly the «Bite» coding ensures that when you load - up the downforce on those cars with the really big wings, you feel the car's ability to dart into corners, or compress through places like Spa's flat - out Eau Rouge.

A long wheel base and bigger tyres provides better stability and road grip making it ideal for long distance travel.