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| tutorials:othertechniques:wallride_wallbounce [2026/06/05 09:54] – created carter | tutorials:othertechniques:wallride_wallbounce [2026/06/08 13:12] (current) – carter | ||
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| A wallride is a technique where the car intentionally rides along a wall at high speed instead of braking and taking a corner normally. In some situations, this allows for a faster corner exit and can be quicker than a conventional racing line. | A wallride is a technique where the car intentionally rides along a wall at high speed instead of braking and taking a corner normally. In some situations, this allows for a faster corner exit and can be quicker than a conventional racing line. | ||
| - | However, wallrides are generally slower than using Double Steering. | + | However, wallrides are generally slower than using [[..: |
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| A wallbounce is a technique where the car briefly bounces off a wall instead of riding along it. This can help achieve a better angle through a corner while maintaining more speed. | A wallbounce is a technique where the car briefly bounces off a wall instead of riding along it. This can help achieve a better angle through a corner while maintaining more speed. | ||
| - | With certain cars, wallbounces can be combined with the Double Steering technique for additional speed. | + | With certain cars, wallbounces can be combined with the [[..: |
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