GP Moto Racing 2

Two modes, and they teach different things. Race mode is about traffic — where to pass, when to hold position, how to survive the first corner. Time attack removes the field and exposes your own inconsistency instead.

The bikes lean rather than steer, so a corner is entered on the brakes and finished on the throttle, and getting the transition wrong stands the machine up and sends it wide.

Circuits are compact, which keeps a session short and makes learning a lap worth the effort.

1. Choose race mode or time attack.
2. Brake in a straight line, then lean into the corner.
3. Pick up the throttle only once the bike starts standing up.
4. Use time attack to fix the corner that keeps costing you places.