As you approach this right-hand corner, focus on maintaining a smooth and controlled entry. Begin gently easing off the throttle as you approach the braking zone, allowing the car to naturally slow down. When you reach the braking point, apply the brakes firmly but progressively, gradually increasing the pressure to scrub off speed. As you turn in, be mindful of your steering input, keeping it smooth and gradual to avoid upsetting the car's balance. Aim to reach the apex of the corner at the lowest possible speed, around 131 km/h in third gear. Once you've reached the apex, gradually increase your throttle application, being careful not to apply too much power too soon and risk losing traction. Remember to maintain a consistent, measured approach throughout the corner. Focus on executing each phase of the corner - braking, turning, and accelerating - with precision and control. By doing so, you'll be able to carry good speed through the corner and set yourself up well for the next straight.