Segment 6 presents a left-hand corner taken in 2nd gear at a minimum speed of approximately 108 km/h. The absence of a braking point suggests that this corner is approached with momentum, likely from a preceding straight or a less severe corner. The racing line depicted shows a smooth arc that hugs the inside of the turn, indicating that drivers should aim to maintain speed by taking the shortest path around the bend. To optimize performance through this segment, simracers should focus on their entry speed and throttle control. Since there's no braking required, it's crucial to balance the car's speed upon corner entry to avoid understeer or oversteer. A gentle lift-off the throttle or a slight dab of brakes before turning may settle the car sufficiently for precise turn-in. Once committed to the corner, progressively applying throttle will help maintain momentum and ensure a strong exit. It's important not to apply full throttle too early as this can lead to loss of grip and potentially running wide on exit. The ideal line through this corner is one that minimizes steering input while maximizing exit speed, setting up for any subsequent straight or corner. In summary, Segment 6 requires finesse and smooth inputs to carry speed through the left-hander without compromising stability or trajectory for what follows on track.