Why Smooth is FASTER - Jenson Button
- Posted by mudvane on Mar 11, 2023
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Look at this - it’s Jenson Button in a Super GT car. Look at his hands, you can see why he is considered one of the smoothest drivers in Formula 1.
But is smoother actually faster? Yes, but no. Let me explain.
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Some drivers ‘drive the wheels off the car’ hacking away at the steering wheel, and some (on the surface) like they are driving to the shops. And it’s two ways of doing the same thing - driving a car fast.
Drivers like Vettel, Alonso, Schumacher and (to an extent) Max - all drive with more aggressive inputs on the steering wheel, throwing the car into a c
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