straightaways

Now imagine the horses on a modified track that instead of two straightaways and two half-circle turns has four straightaways and four quarter-circle turns.

A big worry from the YouTubers is the long stretches of straightaways.

Lots of narrow turns, very little passing, next to no straightaways (unlike Hockenheim where you can really let loose).

For example, a map has long straightaways (favoring top speed) vs a map with more sharp turns (preferring acceleration)?

Yes, Canada is massive, but the long straightaways in many areas allow for sustained high speeds.

Its about keeping on the track first, which requires lower speeds to navigate complexity, and only using max speed in straightaways.

Where there’s a lot of speeding to catch is low density straightaways marked 35.

The road has long straightaways, often 1+ miles of visibility, well paved, and I'm often overtaken while going 90mph.

Just because someone can overtake you in the conversational straightaways when it comes to their specific area of study does not mean you cannot outmaneuver them in the chicanes of general knowledge.

It will get passed up easily on the straightaways at some tracks (ex you can hit 140+ on the back straight at Road Atlanta).

Connecting straightaways and turns to at least second order (sometimes third, esp.

Around here, there are geriatric drivers aplenty at certain times of year who drive with brights on all the time, hills or straightaways or anything.

The "marks to hit for straightaways or (...)" are visual indicators on the sides of the track, showing the distance to the corner.