Combination Assessment 1

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Introduction

This is a special assessment. In order to complete this task you need to pass all of your previous assignments. Yes, you heard that right! All previous assignments - in one week. The logic is simple: once you have isolated a skill and practiced it, you then need to reproduce these skills in tandem, a much harder proposition.

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The theory of the driving discipline

In this assessment a minimum of 30 laps in the week is required. Just as reminder, these are the tasks that you'll be assessed on:

Braking
1. The Braking Point - B1
2. Power and Speed - B2

Accelerating
1. Finding the Gear - A1
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Racing line
1. Hitting the Apex - R1

Suggested training schedule
Session Laps Advice
1 5-10 Similarly to your previous training, learn the track and refresh yourself on your braking points.
2 5-10 Build up your speed, but without compromising your racing line!
3-5 10 These are your full training laps. Remember the skills you've learned. Ensure you brake consistently at the braking point, and really feel what the car is doing underneath you.
Remember - you'll be assessed on your ability to maintain the quality of your braking, racing line and gear choice on multiple laps.



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Understanding the telemetry

No extra telemetry information this week, all the details required are to be found in the previous assessments.

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Extra Tips from the Instructors

Drive sets of 5-10 laps and then refer back to the analysis to judge your progress. Adapt. Make fine adjustments. Then hit the track again.