Progressive banking means track turns have different banking angles. The lower lane has less banking than the upper lane. Higher banking provides extra support for cornering speed. Drivers choose lanes based on grip and strategy. Multiple grooves allow side by side racing action. Cars can carry more speed higher on the track. Grip levels change as rubber builds over time. For example a driver gained momentum using the higher lane. That choice provided better corner exit speed. Teams study banking differences during practice sessions. Proper lane selection influences passing opportunities. Progressive banking increases strategic lane variety.
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