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Meaning 6 is nearly a straight away but it gradually curves to the right or left, the lower and lower it goes indicates a sharper turn. A lot of the time in newer Rally Racing Games they will indicate it to be something along the lines of....
"3 Left 50, into Hairpin Right, to 6 left 150 tightens into...etc...etc"
From experience first number is type of turn, then direction, then either a second number for speed or a word for if the turn tightens or opens up as it ends.
Anything that isn't a near gradual curve or is too tight of a turn gets chocked up into the "Sharp Left" or "Hairpin Right" stage. I could be wrong on some things but this is what has worked best for me in said games.