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Getting a Good Start
To get a good start it is essential to get as much power to transfer to the road as possible. Follow these steps for a guide to get off the line quickly.
Set the engine speed
Set and hold the revs in your engine's power band. If you're familiar with the car you'll know instinctively where this is, but when starting with a new car consider having a look at the power and torque curves. A Honda Civic Type-R has a very different power delivery to a Porsche 911 Turbo.
Note: Don't 'blip' the throttle, as you won't be able to accurately set the revs.
Release the clutch progressively
Never dump or 'sidestep' the clutch. This will result in a massive shock to the transmission, and almost certainly produce uncontrolled wheelspin (less likely in a four wheel drive car). Instead, release the clutch progressively, and counter the drop in revs with a slight increase on the throttle. Limit the wheelspin using a combination of clutch slip and throttle control, and try to fully release the clutch earlier rather than later.
In the wet, it can be a good strategy to pull off the line gently then gradually squeezing on the power, thus keeping wheelspin to a minimum.
Squeeze on the power
When you're off the line it's still critical to keep throttle application progressive, especially in a powerful car or in the wet. Accelerating too hard can lead to 'fish-tailing' and prevents power from transferring to the track.
For more driving tips, please visit DrivingFast.net
About the Author
What company is a good start for someone breaking into the insurance industry as a new agent?
I am looking at making a semi-career change. I am currently in sales and would like to switch to insurance sales. What company is a good choice for someone in my situation? I currently do not have any licenses. I don't have a problem taking the exams and I have very strong sales skills. Any information will be extremely helpful. I am looking for an entry level position with base plus commission to start.
That is a great question. I am going to give you a website to start at. http://www.naifa.org. First thing to remember is while it is important to consider carefully the company you are going to do business with, it is more important to be a member of a trade group. The demand in our industry is huge. The average age of insurance agent or financial advisor is around 54 years of age currently. Before deciding on the company, decide if you want to be an independent agent/advisor or a captive agent/advisor first. Being captive is easier at first because of that upfront $$ to get you started but many regret this decision later because you really work for "the man" and if you leave them, they own your clients and you have to start over. An independent is straight commission, but you own your clients and they are always yours. I would look at a company called Union Central. You are independent, but they offer a New Agent Financing Plan which is becoming rare in our industry. They are a old company and deadly competitive as well.
