The limits – yours and the chassis'
Now that I've explored my limits and the tires', I'm much better at powering my way out of apexes and I'm also more confident than ever anytime grip is a concern. As the day went by, I became steadier over the entire length of the course and managed to pick up a lot of speed in corners without taking more risks or working harder. The clock said I was about 3 seconds faster than my last time out here – and that's with lower-quality rubber.

As the day went by, I became steadier over the entire length of the course and managed to pick up a lot of speed in corners without taking more risks or working harder. (Photo: Philippe Champoux/Moto123.com)

I returned home a faster, steadier and more confident rider, eagerly awaiting similar events on one of the top motorsports tracks in Canada. Thanks to Turn2, Mike Whitter, Eric Moffette and my instructors who gave their 100 %. Riding a bike on a track is infinitely fun!

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