Gymkhana is a driving-competition format run on tight courses—often in parking lots or open plazas—laid out with cones, turns, and hard-braking zones. The goal is to drive the course as accurately and quickly as possible. Instead of straight-line speed, gymkhana emphasizes steering precision and vehicle control. Key evaluation points include steering response, chassis balance, and brake modulation from low to mid speeds. Because the course features repeated direction changes and rotations, it highlights both vehicle agility and driver skill, and it can clearly reveal differences in chassis setup and electronic-control behavior. With comparatively lower speeds, gymkhana is considered a safer entry point to motorsports and is also widely used for vehicle performance evaluation testing.