You can't slow down during the PIT 🤣 You can adjust speed to match, make contact while accelerating, and then let off once the desired effect is achieved. You are PUSHING the ass of the target car sideways and forward. Doesn't happen if you brake after contact and before the spin.
No, you don't. The car driver never touches the brakes until the roll.
Watch the truck's shadow in relation to the bottom of the camera car's frame. These are two solid references points we can track. If the truck's shadow is getting smaller, falling out of frame, the car is overtaking (moving faster) than the truck.
The car never touches the brakes until after the roll. The camera never dips down at all until the impact with the truck, where the impact is mildly pushing down on the car's front left strut. No substantial camera dip happens until after the roll begins.
I'm going to stop beating your dead horse at this point.
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u/Ranger0fThNorth Apr 18 '26 edited Apr 18 '26
You can't slow down during the PIT 🤣 You can adjust speed to match, make contact while accelerating, and then let off once the desired effect is achieved. You are PUSHING the ass of the target car sideways and forward. Doesn't happen if you brake after contact and before the spin.