Ahead of the Curve

This week: A new workshop [link] | Coachineering at your service

Your AiM data can tell you how to drive faster. If only you knew– or could remember– how Reader!

I was coachineering a leading racing driver recently.

A very successful businessman, and one who takes no prisoners.

He knew his AiM data could probably help him – he’d just never done it, nor even seen it done well.

He’d been sold on the dream of data but all he’d experienced was a frustrating nightmare.

After only two sessions together, he was lapping 0.7sec faster – consistently!

No heroics. No major changes. No time with me in the car.

Just 2 insights from the data – that if he approached turn 2 and turn 4 slightly differently he would be faster.

And he was.

He didn’t believe me at first – that is why it took two sessions!

But that was my coaching challenge – the numbers were clear.

Even if you’ve used it before, Race Studio 3 (RS3) can be overwhelming.

If you’ve ever clicked 5 wrong buttons in the hope of getting the variance trace up, I feel ya.

But what if you knew it was worth the time and effort to fire up the laptop?

That you would remember how to bend RS3 to your will? – and, quickly!

AiM data analysis doesn’t have to be a nightmare for you anymore.

Join me for...

​Samir’s AiM Cookbook [link]​
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Over two 45-minute live sessions, I’ll show you exactly what buttons to press – and in what order.

Using nothing more than AiM Solo data you’ll discover what happened, where and why– so you can improve your driving next time out.

You’ll discover 7 of my favourite go-to approaches.

We’ll look at things you can do in 5 mins, 30 minutes, or when you’re back at the hotel.

I’ll cover what you can do on your own, or when you want to compare with another driver.

We will also look at onboard video and how you can use it with your data.

A couple of starters. Couple of mains. Two puddings and an after dinner mint!

Done.

You can only learn this stuff by doing it but you won’t be on your own.

After workshop 1, I will provide you with sample data to practice on (or you can bring your own).

Between workshops, I’ll also give you access to a private community.

Here you can share your questions and practice progress with other attendees and myself.

By the end you won’t know every nook and cranny of Race Studio 3 — but you will know how to make “doing data” much more worthy of your precious time.

Then it’s over to you and driving faster – first time, this time!

​👉 Click here to learn more, and book your seat 👈

Good luck staying ahead of the curve,

Samir

p.s. Registrations are limited so that everyone has a chance to ask questions. And with this being a two-parter with support in between, I’m limiting the number of registrations more than usual. So, don’t wait for the deadline to register. The last few workshops sold out! Book your seat now -> ​https://academy.yourdatadriven.com/courses/aim-cookbook​

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From Around The Web

Thank goodness for Oliver Bearman. What I loved about his drive in Saudi was his assertiveness – and then his honesty. He showed a few drivers up with his approach. And was then magnanimous to admit not only that he was tired, but also that the Hulk had the better of him for a bit. I also thought it was interesting to hear the effect of the battery - as we don't often hear drivers talk about that. Looks like Russell was lucky their wasn't another lap and fingers crossed they can all catch up to RedBull...

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