What is the principle of slipstreaming?
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The principle of slipstreaming is that when you get close to the car in front, the leading car blocks the wind resistance for you, reducing pressure and creating a tendency to accelerate. Here are methods to counter slipstreaming: 1. Activate Nitrous: When the distance to the trailing driver is close, simply activate nitrous to increase the gap. If nitrous is insufficient, you can use a quick drift to trigger a mini-boost, gathering nitro while shifting position to disrupt the opponent's slipstream and nitro collection. 2. Use your car to block: Alternatively, use your car to block, positioning your vehicle to obstruct the trailing car and deter any overtaking attempts.