In a recent podcast with Ross Bentley, I was asked what one piece of advice I would give drivers. Of course, there is no single answer, because drivers are different. But I said that, on average "drivers should spend less money on their cars and more money on coaching." I think that is solid advice for about 80% of drivers.
The extended dance mix version of that thought includes the idea that a lot of coaching doesn't quite address the driver's needs correctly. In a nutshell, too much coaching is about learning a particular track and too little is about sustainable skill building.
To help with that, WRR Academy offers a variety of coaching options:
Schools and Skill-Building sessions are scheduled, and you will find event information in our newsletters and on the Winding Road Racing website.
For Embedded or Private Coaching, contact Jeff Sexton and we can arrange a program to meet your needs: [email protected]
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