Telemetry Lesson

What Oversteer Looks Like In Telemetry

Oversteer is usually visible as rear instability during entry or exit, followed by correction-heavy steering and hesitant throttle.

Primary Signal

Correction Spikes

Steering trace shows rapid reversal inputs, often paired with abrupt throttle drops on exit.

Secondary Signal

Yaw Surges

Yaw changes faster than expected for the same steering input, indicating rear instability.

Likely Cause

Aggressive Rotation Input

Too much entry rotation can exceed rear grip before load settles.

Likely Cause

Throttle Step

Abrupt throttle pickup destabilizes rear load on corner exit.

Corrective Action

Smooth In, Smooth Out

Soften steering phase-in and feed throttle progressively to keep rear balance predictable.

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