Subjects were invited into our lab and seated in front of the steering wheel with the pedals placed under their feet. A 27” display was used to show the simulator in fullscreen mode. Subjects were asked to drive on the median of the track, but we did not render any stripes to indicate the median. Subjects were allowed to try a few laps for practice as to minimize any learning effects and when they felt comfortable enough, the trial would start. The start of the track is located in the middle of the north section. The car is positioned in the middle of the start line, facing east or west. Initially the car stops and as soon as the driver hits the gas pedal once, it accelerates to 50 km/h. After 4 laps, the car is stopped and teleported to the start position but facing in the opposite direction from which it started. When the car hits the barrier, a crash sound is played and the car stops and turns to the target point calculated in the last frame before the crash. When car is stopped due to a crash or when changing directions after first 4 laps are completed, the driver is required to hit the gas pedal again to get the car going. Subjects completed 8 laps; which included 4 clockwise and 4 counter-clockwise laps. The order of direction was randomized between subjects. It took ±10 minutes to complete the trial.