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Angus says “… Through fast corners I can feel the tires nibbling at the edge of adhesion and can sense where the rear end will let go if I'm not careful with the throttle to keep the chassis balanced. Once, under braking, I clearly feel the left-front wheel lock. The carbon tub bucks and bounces if I take too much high curb through a chicane. Running wide over the sawtooth curbs on corner exit produces a juddering through the steering wheel and the seat of my pants.
Apart from absent g forces, it feels real.”
