Cumulative Progress – The Racing Driver Development Process

There is always more performance to be had from tuning the driver than from tuning the car. That should make deciding where to focus...

Essential Spares: Spec3

The BMW 3 series is one of if not the most prevalent cars on NASA grids across the country. Whether it’s in German Touring...

How to Rotate a Car

You hear lot of people saying you have to “rotate” the car in a turn. How exactly do you rotate car? To answer the question,...

Hydration, Fitness and Nutrition – Personal Prep Tips for Race Day

Like traditional athletes, competitive drivers and their teams are engaged in a physically and mentally demanding sport, susceptible to such health issues as fatigue,...

Driving Tips From the Ford Racing School – Instructors

The single best first step to becoming a better driver is to get regular coaching/instruction from qualified professional instructors. Professional drivers know this and...

Left-Foot Braking

Many consider left-foot braking an advanced technique reserved for the upper echelons of motorsport. However, we all do it when we get into a...

The Five Reference Points Of Every Corner

What are the five reference points of every corner? They’re taught in different ways in different schools, but at Racers360.com, this is how we...

One Lap Around: Virginia International Raceway

I have been asked to describe VIR many times. You would think that after 16 years, hundreds of races and thousands of laps, it...

One Lap Around: Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca

I am lucky to live in the San Francisco Bay Area. We have four major racetracks within a three-and-a-half-hour drive, with nine major tracks...

The Art & Science of Passing – Use a Little of Both Next Time...

The most exciting element of motorsports is passing a competitor, especially for position. It’s even more gratifying if the pass is for the lead....

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