This technique is very subtle but also essential to find top end pace on some sims.
What I'm trying to show here is that I am turning the car in slightly harder to actually introduce minor oversteer which is more like neutral steer in this case, this extra rotation allows me to enter the turn carrying more speed through than I would if I were to try keep the rear under full stability.
This technique may not work on every single turn but it is worth experimenting with because there are many turns where it does work.
This technique may work slightly different on other sims, for example on iRacing, you can get the rear of the car to float out very subtly under trail braking which puts your car on the fine edge of grip but allows you to rotate optimally, but the feeling is quite different from that of Le Mans Ultimate. Experiment with this technique in mind!

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