RACETRACK MAPS
A great way to get ready for your next track weekend is to get familiar with the track map before you show up. You should at least know the corner numbers and which way they turn. If you’ve already been to that particular track, take the time and see if you can remember your braking and shifting points from your last visit. Maybe even write them down so you have a good reference for next time. Taking the time to make good notes about reference markers for turn-in, apex, and track-out will really make your next visit easier. Or if you have the funds, you can buy a racing simulator and get a little electronic practice the night before…
