Performance driving refers to the practice of operating a vehicle at its highest potential, focusing on speed, handling, and control. This driving style often involves techniques that enhance a driver's ability to navigate curves, accelerate quickly, and brake effectively. Performance driving is commonly associated with motorsports and can be practiced on racetracks or closed courses. Drivers who engage in performance driving often use specialized vehicles designed for enhanced performance, such as sports cars or race cars. Training programs and driving schools may offer lessons to improve skills, emphasizing safety and vehicle dynamics. Enthusiasts may also participate in events like track days to test their abilities in a controlled environment.