Time to go Purple.

• Reaction

  0.56 m

  for every 10 ms at 200 km/h

  React sooner, brake sooner.

  The moment you see your marker, the clock starts. Every 10 ms your foot takes is another 0.56 m covered before the brakes do anything.

• Transfer

  5.6 m

  in a 100 ms gap at 200 km/h

  Less time coasting.

  Between lifting off the throttle and pressing the brake, the car is neither slowing nor driving. Shrink that gap and the braking zone starts where you meant it to.

• Feel and accuracy

  ± 2 %

  the pressure window you train to land in

  The pressure you meant.

  Too much and the fronts lock. Too little and you run wide. Landing the right pressure first time keeps the tyres working at their limit.

• Cognitive load

  2 tasks

  at once, like a real lap

  Sharp when it’s busy.

  Mirrors, traffic, the radio. Train your feet to stay precise while your head is full, so a busy lap isn’t a slow one.

Distances are arithmetic: at 200 km/h a car covers 55.6 m every second.