01Course description
The objective. The work. The standard.
Rally II turns weight transfer into a deliberate rotation tool. The student begins combining braking, lift, steering, and throttle to set the platform before the corner and manage its attitude through the exit.
Exercises progress from individual techniques to linked corners with changing grip and tighter timing. The student learns when rotation improves the corner, when patience is faster, and how drivetrain behavior changes the available solution.
Primary development areas
- Advanced surface and grip assessment
- Braking while managing reduced traction
- Left-foot-braking fundamentals
- Trail braking on loose surfaces
- Lift-induced weight transfer
- Controlled rotation and yaw management
- Drivetrain response and adaptation
- Corner linking and sequencing
- Entry-speed and exit-priority decisions
- Surface-shape and camber awareness
- Correction and recovery without compounding errors
- Repeatability under increasing pace