A clean lap doesn’t happen by accident. Here we break down the craft — from corner entry and body position to braking discipline and clean throttle work. Practical, tested, and written by riders who live it.
You don’t have to spend long in the paddock before someone mentions Keith Code. If you hang around long enough, you’ll eventually see one of his books pulled out of a gear bag, hear someone quoting “the wrist,” or spot that California Superbike School logo on a set of leathers. There’s a reason for that: […]
From Survival Reactions to Control: What I Learned from Keith Code Read More »
Photo by Max Leveridge Lean Angle Isn’t a Magic Trick. It’s a System. Lean angle might be one of the most misunderstood parts of track riding. Some riders treat it like a badge of honor.Some fear it like a cliff edge.Some chase more of it.Some avoid it entirely. But here’s the truth: Lean angle is
Lean Angle, Explained: A Real-World Framework for Real Riders Read More »
Photo by Ali Mahmoodi Every rider hits a wall at some point. You start dropping time quickly in the beginning, feeling that addictive rush of improvement with every session… and then one day the clock freezes. No matter how hard you try — late braking, deeper lean, pushing the bike, pushing yourself — the lap
Dealing with Plateaus: When Your Lap Times Stop Dropping Read More »
Photo by Oskar Kadaksoo Let’s get this out of the way early: on my first track day, I genuinely believed I was leaning off the bike like Jorge Martín.The photos proved otherwise. A week later, when the photographer posted the shots, I looked less like a MotoGP rider and more like a very determined tree
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