Driver’s Log June

Driver’s Log By Tom Swift Mother Nature Frowns on my First Event Our first driver education event each season has been for some years now at Lime Rock Park in early April. On a historical note, NNJR’s first track event ever was held at LRP in 1971, 45 years ago. While I have not been […]

Driver’s Log

Driver’s Log By Tom Swift Ode to the Joy of the Long Distance Track Event It is now late March and I am writing this article sitting in a bar in a chateau in the Loire Valley in central France. One hour away from Le Mans. Anticipating having ambrosia for dinner, just like last night. […]

2016 Flemington Porsche Car Control Clinic

2016 Flemington Porsche Car Control Clinic May 1, 2016 – Metlife Stadium By Peter Schneider I was asked to joined NNJR about 12 years ago, in order to assist with the region’s road rally program, I have been rallying since 1974 and have been an active participant of the Metro NY Region rally program for […]

Daughter and Father Car Control Clinic

Daughter and Father Car Control Clinic By Cassie and Michael Teschner Cassie: It was Sunday, cold, raining and 6am when my dad woke me to drive to Met Life Stadium to participate in a Car Control Clinic – whatever that is. I do not even like cars or driving. And it is not like he […]

Living off the Wall

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Bit by Bit Data Logging

Article by Dyke Hensen BitbyBit-Datalogging    

Getting Better Bit by Bit

Article by Dyke Hensen Using Videos and Data Capturing to improve you High Performance Driving Getting Faster bit-by-bitUsing Video Getting faster bit-by-bit-DataLogging

Trying Times

Driver’s Log By Tom Swift Trying Times It is late February, and we have under our belt our two annual driver seminars:  In January for those who have never been to a DE or an autocross and in February for our instructors and our advanced drivers. Both events were well attended and we had an […]

The Doldrums Are Coming to an End

Driver’s Log The Doldrums Are Coming to an End By Tom Swift In the days of sailing, the Doldrums were infamous. A ship in these mid latitudes might unexpectedly experience wind speeds near or at zero, potentially for days or even weeks. Boredom and missed schedules could turn into scurvy, dehydration and starvation. As I […]

How Track Driving Improves Street Driving

Driver’s Log By Tom Swift How Track Driving Improves Street Driving Although I am writing this article in late December, you are reading it sometime in February. I could take a retrospective look at things that have not happened yet, but I would rather preview events that are at this time in both of our […]