Amsterdam Mini

Amsterdam Mini, Nederland, Europe

Difficulty	Total Length	Longest Straight	Turns
	2426m	320m	15

Amsterdam Mini Cornering Guide

Amsterdam Mini Sector 1 – 620m

1. Use an out-in-out maneuver to clear Turn 1. For the second lap, decelerate before entering the turn. 2. Use a small drift to clear Turn 2 3. As you approach the tire barrier on the right, tap and hold the handbrake and drift through Turn 3. Out-in-in-out is the optimal drifting route to clip the two corners from the inside.

Amsterdam Mini Sector 2 – 517m

4. Grip through Turn 4. 5. Drift from out to in to cic,ar Turn 5, then keep to the left a’you exit. Next, drift pass Turn 6. Be careful not to misread the apex and collide into the right barrier, since Turn 6 is an upslope blind turn where the apex is after the slope, 6. Clear Turn 6’s consecutive corners as if it is one straight line, and keep to the right. 7. Tap and hold the handbrake to decelerate after passing the corner angle on the right, then drift to clear Turn 7 The front of your car can go on the grasses on the inside.

Amsterdam Mini Sector 3 – 699m

8. Drift through Turn 8, and keep toll the left off the middle as you exit, otherwise it could affect your clearing of the next turn. 9. Drift through Turn 9. 10. At the grandstand on the right, use a small angle drift to clear Turn 10, then keep to the right as you exit. 11. Turn 11 has a dectgasing radius. Drift and clip the apex to clear, then keep to the left off the middle as you exit.

Amsterdam Mini Sector 4 – 626m

12. Slightly go easy on the throttle tot clear Turn 12 13. Use a single side changing drift to clear Turn 13 . As you drift through Turn 14, keep to the middle of the tracks. When you pass the house on the left, tap the handbrake and perform a side changing drift. 14. Keep to the right, as you pass the empty space on the right, tap and hold the handbrake to decelerate and drift through Turn 15.

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Amsterdam Track Layouts

The capital and largest city of the Netherlands, located in the countrys western province of Noord-Holland. It is the financial and cultural capital of the Netherlands and has many tourist attractions, including the historic network of canals, the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, the Anne Frank House, the red light district, and many cannabis cafes. Amsterdam has gone through the development process from a fishing village to an international metropolis, experienced glory and destruction, and the baptism of world wars. To a certain extent, her history is also a microcosm of Dutch history.

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