Brain Training To Drive Fast
Your brain doesn’t know the difference between a real and an imagined event. If you imagine something with enough realism, using many senses, your brain thinks it’s really happening, and will respond appropriately.
Your brain doesn’t know the difference between a real and an imagined event. If you imagine something with enough realism, using many senses, your brain thinks it’s really happening, and will respond appropriately.
I don’t know of a driver today, from novice performance driver to elite-level pro racer, who didn’t at one point think that brakes were simply for slowing a car down. Boy, were they wrong!
I’m often asked by young drivers how best to market themselves, to sell sponsorship. My response is always the same: surround yourself with the right people.
Are you comfortable being uncomfortable? Whether you’re a track day driver, club or pro racer, or even just starting in HPDE, managing your comfort level is critical to being fast. In this Speed Secrets Quick Tip, I talk about what being comfortable being uncomfortable is all about, and how that can become an advantage.
What is a contact patch – and why should you care? Learn more by reading on…