11. One common race situation that requires left-foot braking is when a racer is cornering under power. 12. A foot brake stops the sled, since " the dogs won't stop unless you stop them," 13. The mechanically linked foot brake operated directly on all four wheels, while the handbrake operated on the drive-shaft. 14. You will want to left-foot brake . 15. "For this potentially fatal misunderstanding to end, foot brake lights and exhaust brake lights must be wired separately," 16. The mechanically linked foot brake operated directly on all four wheels, while the handbrake operated on the rear wheels. 17. There are no gears to shift as the kart is equipped with only a right-foot throttle and a left-foot brake . 18. The mechanically linked foot brake operated on the drive shaft, while the hand brake operated directly against the rear wheels. 19. On loose surfaces, contemporary rally drivers tend to rely more on Left-foot braking for directional control in cornering FWD cars. 20. The foot brake operating on the transmission is exceedingly powerful but gets very hot and needs regular adjustment to maintain effectiveness.
