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	<title>Comments on: Learning More Racing At Harris Hill Road</title>
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		<description>For beginners, I recommend not giving it too much gas right out of the gates. I see more people head straight into the walls because they&#039;re not used to the power. Also, if you get into a crash or get bumped, let off the gas a bit and let the car starighten itself out.&quot;

&quot;This is just a personal thing, but I drive with one hand. A lot of people drive at 10 and 2, and that&#039;s ok. When I steer with one hand though, I&#039;m not fighting the input of the steering wheel and your hands aren&#039;t fighting each other. You should never have to steer more than a quarter of a turn throughout the whole race. If you do, you be much slower. Steer with the throttle, make your adjustments with the throttle, not the steering wheel.&quot;

&quot;Don&#039;t drive it hard into the corners, make sure to let off the gas early in the turns, drift down early and get back on it early in the turn.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For beginners, I recommend not giving it too much gas right out of the gates. I see more people head straight into the walls because they&#8217;re not used to the power. Also, if you get into a crash or get bumped, let off the gas a bit and let the car starighten itself out.&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;This is just a personal thing, but I drive with one hand. A lot of people drive at 10 and 2, and that&#8217;s ok. When I steer with one hand though, I&#8217;m not fighting the input of the steering wheel and your hands aren&#8217;t fighting each other. You should never have to steer more than a quarter of a turn throughout the whole race. If you do, you be much slower. Steer with the throttle, make your adjustments with the throttle, not the steering wheel.&#8221;</p>
<p>&#8220;Don&#8217;t drive it hard into the corners, make sure to let off the gas early in the turns, drift down early and get back on it early in the turn.</p>
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