
How mechanical sympathy improves speed
Esteemed driver coach Rob Wilson explains why there's more to driving with mechanical sympathy than is typically assumed
Mechanical sympathy has far less of an effect than it used to when it comes to bringing a car home.
In days gone by, when cars would break down a lot more frequently and you used to have quite a few transmission failures, it was vitally important to be smooth and look after your machinery.
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