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| ===== Up & Downshifting ===== | ===== Up & Downshifting ===== | ||
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| Shift up (e.g., from 5th to 6th gear) while airborne, then downshift back on landing. If timed correctly, this reduces speed loss and can sometimes result in a speed gain. | Shift up (e.g., from 5th to 6th gear) while airborne, then downshift back on landing. If timed correctly, this reduces speed loss and can sometimes result in a speed gain. | ||
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| ===== Landing angle ===== | ===== Landing angle ===== | ||
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| Landing angle affects how much speed is lost. The flatter the car lands, the less speed it loses. Ideally, the rear of the car should touch the ground before the front. | Landing angle affects how much speed is lost. The flatter the car lands, the less speed it loses. Ideally, the rear of the car should touch the ground before the front. | ||