A rider enters a damp curve and sees a wide painted arrow in the intended path. What is the best risk-reduction choice?

1. Keep speed and lean angle unchanged because paint is always grippy
2. Reduce speed before the marking if possible, choose the smoothest path with minimum lean on the paint, and avoid abrupt braking or throttle on it
3. Brake hard while crossing the arrow
4. Look down at the paint until both tires are past it