How does Audi A1's traction control system work?

I'm interested in understanding the mechanics and effectiveness of the traction control system in Audi A1 cars. Can someone explain it to me?

The traction control system uses sensors to monitor the rotation of each wheel. If one wheel starts to spin faster than the others, the system applies the brakes to that wheel to limit its speed and prevent it from losing traction. It also reduces engine power to regain control.

In addition to monitoring wheel rotation, the traction control system also uses data from other sensors such as steering angle, throttle position, and vehicle speed to make quick and precise adjustments to maintain traction. It works seamlessly and effectively in a variety of road and weather conditions.

The traction control system in Audi A1 is part of the electronic stability control system, which also includes anti-lock braking and electronic brakeforce distribution. This offers comprehensive and reliable assistance in maintaining control and stability while driving.