RACING DRIVER TRAINING
FACTUAL NO NONSENSE EXPERIENCE
With over 36 years working full time in motorsport and driver coaching, the Sim Dynamics approach is grounded in a vast range of experience. Experience saves time, risk and money, whilst adding focus and honesty, allowing drivers to find performance quickly.
We have spent decades working with drivers and teams at every level right upto F1, WEC and BTCC Champions and gaining experience driving everything on track from prototypes and GT3's to hot hatches and karts.
Led by the Sim Dynamics director... Simon Mason, alongside a team of other highly experienced professionals, we can improve the performance of any motorsport involvement.
COSTS
We offer three methods of professional training/mentorship all carried out with a long term view on your development. Discounted packages are available for optimal longer range engagment.
1: 1 TO 1 IN CAR DRIVER COACHING backed up with data when relevant.
Reducing from £650+VAT to £200+VAT per day so please ask for details.
2: ONLINE COACHING using simulatorsand the internet. The focus is on real world driving attitude and detail NOT esports.
Prices start at just £65+VAT per hour.
3: VISIT US in MANCHESTER to train on our state of the art simulator.
Prices £175+VAT for 2 hours.
SAVE ON TIME AND MONEY
Racing or even track daying a car, even at entry of levels is expensive! So why cut corners making assumptions and trusting to fate because consequences WHEN they land always increase the cost and time.
Without any exceptions, the good racing drivers benefit from exposure to high quality experience in one form or other throughout their career. Club and National racing is not full of high quality experience but is full of passion which should not be confused with factual experience which only comes from long standing exposure to variety within the sport.
Through our training clients benefit from a second pair of eyes, not just to develop racing driver skills and focus, within the process we are helping with car set up, kit use weather management and so on. If that cannot save you more than the cost of training and reduce your risks, we don't know what else can.
