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Hello again Origineelreclamebord

The track I race on is very fast and very high grip. It is usual to use a 6.5 motor or a 7.5 with lots of timing.

On this weekend Silverstone Buggy Club laid out some slippery surfaces which I personally believe was an advantage for the Front Wheel Drive car. If I pushed too much on these slippery parts of the track my car would spin out and end up facing the wrong direction

The driver of the front wheel drive car reported back he had chronic under steer on these sections but not possible to spin out

There was large double jumps on the track which was no issue to the front drive car.

From what i gather the front drive car was super easy to drive fast consistently because it was so easy to drive e.g. NO wheelying, No under steer coming on to the strait and No spinning out.

Throttle control less important???