The Co-Driver Learning Curve

The Co-Driver Learning Curve

Last week was the opening round of the SRO World Challenge Series at Sonoma Raceway in California. It’s always a nice change of pace to be out in Wine Country and to travel into San Francisco. It’s such a different landscape than what I have here on the East Coast!...
Preparation Tactics for Annual Events

Preparation Tactics for Annual Events

A lot of drivers look forward to making an annual pilgrimage to a destination track, myself included. In my case, it’s IMSA events at tracks that I only visit once a year. For other drivers, it might be a regular season event or something special, like an annual...
Making the Most of it When You Can’t Make an Event

Making the Most of it When You Can’t Make an Event

What happens when you can’t make it to an event or it gets cancelled at the last minute? We’ve been seeing a lot of event cancellations the past couple of weeks due to the unusual winter weather so much of the US has been experiencing. It’s certainly easy to simply...
Sebring, Part II: Helping a Client Build a New Team

Sebring, Part II: Helping a Client Build a New Team

I had an exciting opportunity last week to work with a new team. It’s a client I worked with last season, but he is starting his own team this year. It’s always exciting to see a new program getting off the ground, along with all of the logistics required, like...
Turning Data into Results at Sebring

Turning Data into Results at Sebring

Last week was a busy one at Sebring International Raceway! I joined two longtime clients of mine at the Porsche Club of America’s 48 Hours of Sebring, the annual event that kicks off their season. Our goal heading into the week was to optimize the cars as well as to...