The following day, Luca began his driving school lessons, with the day's activity being an introduction to vehicle controls and basic road safety.
He familiarized himself with the steering wheel, pedals, gear shifts, and mirrors before practicing smooth acceleration, braking, and turning in a controlled environment.
As he drove to instruction, he noticed different similarities and differences between a normal car and an F1 car. The major similarity was that they both required focus, it was just a matter of how much.
The sensation of being in a normal car was more comfortable, muted, and milder than the hot cockpit of a single-seater. The pedals were far less aggressive, and the steering was vastly lighter and less precise.
At the end of it all, Luca was able to finish the activity without any major issues.
While it wasn't the high-speed precision he was used to, he adapted quickly, maintaining smooth control and executing the required maneuvers with ease.
