From your other comment, it sounds like you almost got it. Not sure how much I can say other than that I tap the A button as I go around some turns when I'm holding L or R. I also think the vehicle I use here is one of the best. You could always check one of the guides at gamefaqs, but I'm not sure if you would find it very useful. gamefaqs.gamespot.com/gba/468549-f-zero-maximum-velocity/faqs

Hes right tap a while holding L or r. You gotta lead it slightly differently with different cars but the grating sounds when he turns is the a taps and it makes ya turn better no idea wtf is going on

I completely understand what you're saying and I do think this one is more frustrating in that way compared with GP Legend and F-Zero Climax. It should be noted, though, that I found the vehicle that I used here to be a little easier to deal with compared with the others. Not everyone would necessarily agree with me that it's the best one to use.

@@arronmunroeYeah too bad that you have to unlock that particular machine!!!

You need to learn how to exploit your vehicle’s strengths to the fullest in master difficulty. For example, you really have to plan out where you boost whenever you are using either the Sly Joker or Fighting Comet because those vehicles’ boosts take a very long time to wear off after they finish, so finding the longest stretches where you don’t have to brake or slow down becomes critical. If you are using the J. B. Crystal, this vehicle’s traction is unparalleled. Finding twisty areas where your maximum traction can allow you to keep control of your long but slow boost and boosting in those areas can allow you to pass lots of other vehicles that have to severely slow down in order to navigate those areas is a viable strategy.

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@@arronmunroe i'ts like Grand prix or something?

It's a single track.