Double clutching is a driving technique used primarily in older or high-performance manual transmission cars. It involves pressing the clutch twice—once to shift into neutral and again to shift into the desired gear. This method helps match the engine speed to the transmission speed, resulting in smoother gear shifts and less wear on the gearbox. It’s particularly useful in racing scenarios or when driving vintage cars that lack modern synchronizers, ensuring seamless transitions and preserving

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