Racing in the rain, or performance driving on a wet race track, is tricky business, whether you’re a performance driver, race driver, club racer, HPDE student, track day driver, or HPDE instructor. As I explain in this Speed Secrets Quick Tip, the keys to being a fast rain driver are partially your mental approach – your beliefs about your abilities on a wet track, and your state of mind – and partially a few advanced driving techniques.
Reading Your Car webinar.
Whether to use right- or left-foot-braking in your performance or racing driving is not an easy decision. There are pros and cons to each, and I talk about the challenges of left-foot-braking in this Speed Secrets Quick Tip.
Learn to drive Road America, one of the most challenging and historic circuits in North America – whether it’s completely new to you, or you’re going back to this old friend. Peter Krause and Ross Bentley lead you through a detailed study, illustrating the ideal line, how to drive it in the rain, where the […]
Deliberately rotating the car when entering a corner allows you to carry speed in & through the turn. But first, understand what “rotate the car” really means.