About Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend: which statement is WRONG?
The same bend at 30 km/h and at 60 km/h gives four times as much centrifugal force at 60 km/h, not twice.
Watch out: some bends curve increasingly sharply inward, so your first assessment on entry can become outdated.
With positive camber the outer bend lies higher than the inner bend; with negative camber the risk of flying off the bend is greater.
Centrifugal force pushes your car towards the inside of the bend.
Explanation
trap: direction of the force reversed. Book p.68 - this force pushes you towards the OUTSIDE of the bend, and is stronger with a smaller bend radius and a higher speed