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Nickname: Alex.
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Training Information:

Took place on: 16/08/2017

Trainer(s) Present: Nismo [T]

Assistance Present: Angel [CA], Barney [CA]

Lead Trainer: Nismo [T]

Good Points: Good car control throughout the chase, good driving line in the high speed sections of the track and chose your gears well. You maintained a suitable tyre temperature for the duration of the chase. You performed a good corner PIT too. I can see that you were generally being safe in the chase.

Improvements: I'll start off by mentioning that your map awareness wasn't too much of a concern, but on one occasion on highway two, it took you a long time to realise the suspect had made a turn. But you recovered well from this and turned around safely. Just make sure to check the map more frequently if the suspect is far ahead, it will give you the chance to turn around quicker.

Your PITs do need a little bit of improvement. It was mainly just the angle you were choosing hence why I'm not too concerned about them. They were not dangerous and you waited for a good spot. You just need to go a little bit wider and angle your car so that you can put a solid amount of force into the PITs. If you are parallel to the suspect, you will just slide against him and it will be hard to spin him around. So please take on board this advice and practice it to improve your PITs.


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The [TC] Training Team