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At low speeds, you don't have to worry about letting the clutch out too quickly and stalling. At high speeds like racing, this could cause glazing on the clutch/flywheel, which
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At low speeds, you don't have to worry about letting the clutch out too quickly and stalling. At high speeds like racing, this could cause glazing on the clutch/flywheel, which would shorten the life. But again, you don't have to worry about that.
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