As you approach this right-hand corner, focus on your braking technique. Begin braking at the 108-meter mark, gradually applying the brakes to slow the car down to the minimum speed of 77 km/h. Maintain a smooth, consistent brake pressure throughout the braking zone, and avoid any sudden or abrupt braking inputs. As you turn in, keep the car in second gear, which will provide the necessary torque to power through the corner. Be patient with the throttle application, and gradually increase the throttle as you reach the apex of the corner. This will help you maintain control and stability through the turn. Remember to keep your steering inputs smooth and progressive, adjusting the angle as needed to follow the optimal racing line. By executing this corner with precision and control, you'll be able to carry good speed through the exit and set yourself up well for the next section of the track.