7 Beginner Mistakes to Avoid

Most crashes come from a small set of habits that are easy to correct.

Holding Forward Everywhere

Constant acceleration creates bad launch angles and unstable landings.

Jumping Too Early

An early jump often reduces horizontal distance and leaves the car short.

Overcorrecting in the Air

Repeated rapid inputs create rotation that is difficult to stop.

Ignoring the Landing Surface

Look beyond the gap and prepare for the slope or height of the landing.

Rushing Narrow Sections

Bridges and stairs reward small, measured movements.

Continuing a Lost Run

Restart early when the car is trapped or badly inverted.

Repeating Without Learning

Change one input at a time so you know what improved the attempt.