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Going Faster!: Mastering the Art of Race Driving  
Author: Foreword by Danny Sullivan
ISBN: 0837602262
Format: Handover
Publish Date: June, 2005
 
     
     
   Book Review


Jim Kearney - SportsCar Magazine, May 1998
For a beginner not to avail themselves of this book is unpardonable. More experienced drivers will also be making a mistake to avoid it. You may not agree with everything it says about racing, but it will make you think about your driving in competition.


Bob Roemer - Roundel Magazine, May 1998
No racer, or driver school participant should be without this book.


Steven Cole Smith - Car & Driver Magazine, August , 1998
Years in the making, it may be the best book on race-driving technique to date. Lopez has seen every mistake that can possibly occur on a racetrack, and his book is designed to help you avoid them. "Going Faster" is not a substitute for the Skip Barber three-day racing class, but considering the fact that it's more than $2000 cheaper, it's the next best thing to being there.


Book Description
This complete racer's reference is the perfect resource for all drivers from novice to expert. The fundamentals of fast driving are revealed in this definitive how-to book for racers. You will find the competition-proven methods of instructors and of professional drivers that will give you the know-how to work up the track and stay at the front. Going Faster! reveals the collective racing wisdom Skip Barber Racing School instructors have accumulated over the past 25 years. Foreword by Danny Sullivan. Contributing authors: Mario Andretti, Skip Barber, Robbie Buhl, Jeremy Dale, Terry Earwood, Bryan Herta, David Loring, Jim Pace, Dorsey Schroeder, Carroll Smith, Danny Sullivan, and Brian Till.




Going Faster!: Mastering the Art of Race Driving

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Whether you are a seasoned professional driver, a regional SCCA competitor, or just starting out, "Going Faster!" presents the competition-proven, step-by-step driving methods of the Skip Barber Racing School. Carl Lopez brings you the first holistic approach to driving faster. Starting with analysis of the track, Lopez coaches you through car control, psychology of winning, defending your position, setting up your chassis, and other intricate details of race driving that make the difference between first and second place. Finally, a race driving instruction book that covers:
Combined knowledge of 25 years of race driving instruction by the Skip Barber Racing School Instructors, real-time data acquisition using the MRG/Skip Barber Performance Monitor to show how the fastest drivers reduce lap times, accurate diagrams of real race tracks, demonstrating the techniques used in real world racing situations, and chassis adjustments and the corresponding changes in handling characteristics.
Including contributions by noted drivers such as Mario Andretti, Skip Barber, and Danny Sullivan, "Going Faster!" belongs on the bookshelf of every race driver and auto racing fan.

FROM THE CRITICS

Steven C. Smith

Years in the making, it may be the best book on race-driving technique to date. Lopez has seen every mistake that can possibly occur on a racetrack, and his book is designed to help you avoid them. "Going Faster" is not a substitute for the Skip Barber three-day racing class, but considering the fact that it's more than $2000 cheaper, it's the next best thing to being there. (Steven Cole Smith - Car and Driver Magazine, August , 1998)

Bob Roemer

No racer, or driver school participant should be without this book. (Bob Roemer - Roundel Magazine, May 1998)

Jim Kearney

For a beginner not to avail themselves of this book is unpardonable. More experienced drivers will also be making a mistake to avoid it. You may not agree with everything it says about racing, but it will make you think about your driving in competition. (Jim Kearney - SportsCar Magazine, May 1998)

Road & Track Magazine

Going Faster. . . is the most complete, most compelling, best illustrated look at the technique and science of race driving I've seen to date.

Autosport Magazine

. . . . This book enables the reader to understand some of the most complex theories of driving. . . Put simply, this is one of the books to read about race car driving.

     



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