Riding a Kawasaki H2 to chase the high-speed rail, the school beauty was moved to tears

At the Z-shaped corner, Qin Chuan came out of Turn 3 after passing the cross line. Peco behind him was slightly behind. He threw the ball a little too far out this time, and he did not adjust back immediately after Qin Chuan passed.

This is the sequelae of forced eating. With Qin Chuan's braking point, it is absolutely impossible for him to pass the situation just now. The reason why he forced the action was to delay Qin Chuan's speed.

Exiting the turn and accelerating, Qin Chuan hid behind the windshield. The gap between him and Martin was widened to two car bodies, but he was not in a hurry.

The bigger the gap between the two, the more advantageous it is for him to get rid of Peco. The larger the buffer zone in the middle, the less likely Peco will catch up with him when he attacks Martin. This is only the third lap, and there are at least three or four laps left before his strong period ends. He still has time to play with them.

Soon, Qin Chuan braked again before Turn 4.

The rear wheel shook violently and the car quickly and smoothly entered the corner.

This time Peco's car did not appear, not because he did not want to appear, but because he could not even force a turn in Turn 4 as the distance was too far.

Qin Chuan entered the corner smoothly, leaned outward, and after passing the center of the corner with his side hanging, the car body slowly stood up. For top drivers, cornering is as easy as eating and drinking. After exiting the corner, he stepped on the accelerator and the car began to accelerate.

First gear, second gear, third gear, fourth gear.

Coming out of the curve, Qin Chuan's front wheels kept bouncing, the speed of the car increased and decreased, and the speed suddenly slowed down a little.

Peko, who was originally half a car body's length behind, instantly closed the gap and came directly behind Qin Chuan.

Everyone at the scene was stunned.

Did Qin Chuan make a mistake?

That's right, it was a mistake. The straight line out of Turn 4 has a disadvantage, which is that the front wheel will keep lifting when just exiting the turn, which can easily trigger the electronic control. Drivers here usually choose to step on the rear brake or shift up in advance to avoid this.

Obviously Qin Chuan didn't do either of these two things just now, and the front wheel of his car kept jumping.

The front wheel is jumping, which is a sign of a mistake in the exit of Turn 4.

The front wheels of the racing car lift off the ground, then are pressed down by the electronic control when they reach a certain limit, then they lift up again and are pressed down again. Isn't this jumping?

Peko approached quickly and came directly behind Qin Chuan, but did not completely overtake him. Qin Chuan was just a little slower when he came out of the corner, which was only enough for him to catch up with the gap of half a car body. It was not enough to go further.

"Great! Qin Chuan made a mistake!"

In the Ducati P room, the staff couldn't help but get excited when they saw Peco catching up with Qin Chuan again.

The person in charge standing by did not show much expression on his face at this moment.

Mistake?

In his opinion, it was not certain. Would Qin Chuan make a mistake? At first, he thought he would not, but later he found that he would.

After all, when the tires of a car reach their limit, people cannot control it, so mistakes will eventually happen.

The tires are worn out, but you still want to maintain your speed and avoid mistakes? Do you think it's possible?

But will Qin Chuan make a mistake when exiting Turn 4? Not likely.

As for why, it is because the exit position of Turn 4 seems to be very easy to make mistakes, but for GP drivers, or even if they are not drivers but just ordinary riders, it is very easy to avoid tilting the wheel.

Just shift up in advance. Anyone who can ride a bike can do it.

Mistake here?

Not to mention Qin Chuan who is known for his low error rate, even Martin can't do it.

He could think of such a simple thing at once, and the staff could also think of it, but they were temporarily overwhelmed by the excitement.

But he didn't know if Peko could see it.

It's true that a cyclist's IQ drops dramatically when he's on a bike.

On the field, Peco decisively launched an attack on Qin Chuan at Turn 5.

Just now he noticed that Qin Chuan's speed suddenly slowed down, and at the same time he thought of many things.

But his perspective was behind Qin Chuan, and he could clearly see Qin Chuan's movements.

There was one time when I did make a mistake in upshifting and I missed the target.