A driving term for a corner that bends to the left. Drivers and mechanics use it when discussing track layouts, racing lines, or suspension setups that need to handle weight transfer to the right side of the vehicle during cornering.
Heard on the job
You want to brake late for that sweeping left-hander before the back straight.
Insider tip
On track days at circuits running clockwise, left-handers are less common, meaning the right-side tires will take the brunt of the wear.