GT Academy 2012 Round 3: SKYLINE GT-R V・spec II (GT Academy) '94
Try taking on a variety of corners in the Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec II.
The Skyline GT-R is a 4WD (four-wheel drive) vehicle in which all four wheels of the car are driven by the engine. Compared to two-wheel drives, 4WD cars show very high acceleration performance and superior stability. However at racing speed it is more prone to 'understeer', a condition where the car will slide outwards in a corner. Feel the difference from the FR (front engine, rear wheel drive) Silvia you've been driving.
The trick to driving through repeating corners quickly lies in synchronizing your steering and accelerator control. Keep in mind to turn the steering as you decelerate, and return the steering as you accelerate.
- Rotary Corner in the Madrid City Course
- S Curve at Suzuka Circuit
- Continuous Corners with Elevation Changes
- Variations of Corners
- High-Speed Section; Maintaining Stability
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