Speed Secrets Weekly #115
Technology expert and HPDE driver Chris Ruckman gives another view of the value of simulators. Ross explains how the angle of your apex makes a difference and how the use of pylons is both a good and bad thing when instructing new drivers.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #114
Ingrid Steffensen gives you actionable tips to engage newbies in our sport. Ross reviews how your belief system impacts your results. Ross announces registration for his next webinar — Drive Faster: How to Lower Your Lap Times.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #113
Nürburgring enthusiast Tom Roberts explains all the steps to get ready to drive the famed Nordschleife. Ross gives his take on who, how, what, and why, plus provides resources for your preparation. Want to join him, someday?
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Speed Secrets Weekly #112
In the first of a series of articles, safety equipment expert Bob Zecca talks about the relationship between comfortable equipment and driving excellence. Ross addresses improving yourself first (before your car) and lists important books that will help you get the most out of your vehicle.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #111
Endurance racer and Professor of Bioinformatics and Genomics Ian Korf gives you the lowdown on budget endurance racing. Ross addresses the fear of night driving in endurance events and provides links to five budget endurance racing series.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #110
In this issue, driver, engineer, and software developer John Block addresses how to evaluate your driving using a math channel. Ross reviews finding the grippiest surface in changing conditions and directs you to links to John’s software applications.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #109
In his inimitable style, frequent contributor E. Paul Dickinson explains what prevents you from going quicker. Ross says that physical preparation will help you to prepare mentally. Additionally, Ross answers the question: “Why are some drivers faster than others?”
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Speed Secrets Weekly #108
In this issue, driver, instructor, and coach Johan Schwartz reviews common driving mistakes and how to correct them. Ross reviews trail braking, adding a link to the video about the subject on his YouTube channel. Ross also links the Motorsport Safety Foundation and their work to make driving at speed safer for everyone.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #107
With Le Mans coming up next month, this issue is all about endurance racing. Valerie Maloof talks to endurance racers about what it takes to be successful, Ross reviews preparation for any and all things that might occur in an endurance race, and gives his opinon on the best kind of braking to employ.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #106
It’s the 2nd Anniversary Issue! Ross talks about why we driving enthusiasts do what we do, tells stories of the people he’s met and the experiences he’s had, and pays homage to the late, legendary Denise McCluggage. Ross urges subscribers to share this issue as an “anniversary special.”
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Speed Secrets Weekly #105
Physics for Gearheads author Randy Beikmann explains driving from a physics point of view. Ross asks you to balance challenge with your beliefs to experience flow. Ross reviews what he learned from Paul Haney’s recent Get Smart About Your Tires & Drive Faster webinar.
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Speed Secrets Weekly #104
Rally champ Andrew Comrie-Picard enlightens readers on the preparation and uncertainty in the gruelling Targa Newfoundland. Ross exhorts drivers to drive anything, anytime, and to activate more senses than just vision.
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