Sun exposure section refers to parts of the track exposed to sunlight. Ice in these sections may soften slightly and become less predictable. Athletes adjust posture and line to maintain stability. Melting or soft spots can affect sled glide. Observing sun-exposed areas helps prevent mistakes. For example a racer navigates a sunny curve with adjusted weight distribution. That adaptation maintains smooth sled movement. Coaches highlight awareness of ice variations caused by sun. Proper anticipation improves consistency. Sun exposure affects friction and steering responses. Strategic adjustments maintain optimal run speed.
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