Unraveling the Drift: Why WRC Cars Drift with Hand Brakes but Commuter Cars Don’t
By Score More Staff
The sight of World Rally Championship (WRC) cars gracefully sliding through tight corners with the aid of hand brakes is a spectacle that captivates motorsport enthusiasts worldwide. But why is it that WRC cars exhibit this dynamic maneuver while commuter cars on our streets do not? The answer lies in a blend of driver skill, vehicle configuration, and specialized techniques unique to the realm of professional rallying.
Driver Skill and Vehicle Configuration
To understand why WRC cars are capable of drifting when hand brakes are applied, one must first acknowledge the caliber of drivers behind the wheel. WRC drivers possess exceptional talent and years of training, enabling them to manipulate their vehicles with precision and finesse under extreme conditions. Moreove...