Eiger Nordwand Reverse

Technique

This tight left-hand hairpin at the end of the long downhill straight is a critical braking zone. Brake hard and late, aiming for a deep turn-in to maximize exit speed onto the subsequent uphill section.

Technique

A rapid sequence of left-right-left corners that demand precision and commitment. Carry as much speed as possible, using the full track width on entry and exit, and aim for a smooth, flowing line to maintain momentum through the elevation drop.

Technique

This tight right-left uphill chicane requires careful braking and throttle modulation. Short-shift if necessary to manage traction on the uphill exit, ensuring you don't lose too much speed for the following section.

Technique

The last significant corner, a long, fast right-hander that leads onto the main straight. A smooth, early turn-in allows you to carry maximum speed through the corner, gradually opening the throttle and letting the car drift out to the exit curb.