In performance driving, speed always follows vision. The car goes where you look—so focus on where you want to go, not where you don’t.

Keeping your eyes up is one of the most powerful habits you can develop on the track. The farther ahead you look, the smoother, faster, and more consistent your laps will be. Avoid target fixation—don’t lock your vision on what’s right in front of the hood. Instead, scan the track ahead, read the corner, and visualize your exit. Looking further ahead gives you time to plan your turn instead of reacting at the last second.

When entering corners, turn your head and let your eyes lead the car. Your vision acts like a laser sight: spot the apex, apply throttle, and track out with precision. Mentally driving the racing line before your tires follow makes every move more deliberate and controlled.

Think of your eyes as flowing forward in a continuous rhythm, not jumping in short, reactive steps. This scanning technique keeps you connected to what’s coming next—not just what’s happening now.

See the line. Trust your vision. Drive with speed and control.