"Making
Sense of Squiggly Lines"
As
featured in Race Tech
magazine!
Please see their December 2012
issue for a review of the book, or
click
here.
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"One of the real gems
is Chris’ analysis and explanation
of using g data for driver improvement
in braking and the different phases of
a corner."
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Mark Dalen
"I've started through it, and I must
say that this is the Buddy Fey
replacement that we've been waiting
for!"
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Colin Harmer, owner of Creative
Motorsport
"I have been involved with the San
Francisco Region Driver
School since the early 70's and for
the past couple of years have been
leading a group for advanced and
experienced drivers. In the school
last year I recommend the students get
your book and read it regardless of
whether they had a Data Acquisition
system or not, it is
a great book on competition driving,
and should be read
as much for the driver coaching as for
the data acquisition. Thank you for a fabulous
book!"
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David Arken
"I'm just starting to read it, and I
have to say I'm very impressed so
far."
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Ken Brooks, DAG on a Daytona
Prototype team
"A very approachable tome that focuses
on driver engineering through
the intelligent use of data. Chris'
explanations are wonderful and the
premise of the book (as
indicated by the title) is well
executed. Probably the best single
book for learning what to look at
FIRST for the Club and Track Day
driver. Highly recommended!"
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Peter
Krause,
driver
and data coaching
"So far I'm about 60 pages
into the book and loving it. The book
is going to cost a lot more than I
thought because it looks like I'm
upgrading my data logging
capabilities!"
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Alex Duran
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