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A handling characteristic of a vehicle that causes it to turn more sharply than the driver intends because the rear wheels are sliding to the outside of the turn.
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Occurs when the wheels are turned, and the car does not turn at the same rate. Causes the rear of the car to take a wider apex, causing the car to spin in extreme conditions. Also called loose in the US
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Opposite terms used in Formula 1 to describe the sensitivity of a car’s front end to steering inputs. Oversteer happens when a car turns (or steers) more than a driver intends, while understeer happens when a car turns less than a driver intends. Although both phenomena have negative effects on tyre wear and lap times, F1 drivers and designers ar...
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When the rear tires lose traction before the front tires, a car is oversteering. Recovery from an oversteer situation must be quick since directional control can be lost.
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Occurs when the rear tyres lose adhesion under cornering. In motor sports, this is also called loose. Oversteer can lead to a spin if the driver doesn't reduce acceleration. See also Understeer.
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Every vehicle drives slightly differently, so it
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When a car's rear end doesn't want to go around a corner and tries to overtake the front end as the driver turns in towards the apex. This often requires opposite-lock to correct, whereby the driver turns the front wheels into the skid.
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When a car's rear end doesn't want to go around a corner and tries to overtake the front end as the driver turns in towards the apex. This often requires opposite-lock to correct, whereby the driver turns the front wheels into the skid.
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handling of an automotive vehicle that causes turns that are sharper than the driver intends because the rear wheels slide to the outside of the turn before the front wheels lose traction.
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If a car oversteers, it’s rear wheels tend to slip away in the corners, breaking out with the rear.
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In the simplest terms this is when the rear tires exceed their limit before the front tires while negotiating a turn. This is an unstable condition that can lead to a spin.
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This means the car’s rear-end has over rotated during a turn. This can happen due to a shift in balance, or it can be induced by adding too much throttle, causing the rear tires to lose grip.
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