Question

How can tracks and race car tires be engineered to help drivers make faster turns?

Answer 1

The necessary force comes from the friction between the tires and the track. ... Part of the force of the road pushing up on the car – what physicists call the normal force – assists the frictional force of the tires and helps the car make it around the turn.

Answer 2

Explanation:

$\large \tt \ast \: friction \: \: \: between \: \: tiers \: \: and \: \: tracks$