Track time is limited. Sessions are short, tires fall off, and every lap matters. That’s why my coaching is focused on maximizing every minute you’re on track—not wasting laps figuring things out on your own.

In-person coaching is real-time, hands-on driver development designed to accelerate your progress as efficiently as possible.

Every session is tailored to your goals, whether you’re preparing for competition, improving lap times, or building a strong foundation as a driver.

Driver Coaching

Most sim coaches spend their sessions either setting up telemetry feedback without actually doing any driving, or if they do train on track, they just say that they are faster than you, which is great, but they don’t dive into the main problem… WHY are they faster than you… That is what my coaching is tailored to address. Coaching what you should FEEL behind the wheel of a car, not just coaching a specific track.

I offer 1-on-1 sim coaching tailored to your specific goals. Whether that’s becoming faster and more confident on track, or simply beating your friends next time you’re on the sim, every session is built around what you need to improve.

My coaching focuses on building real driving skills, technique, consistency, and understanding—so you’re not just turning laps, you’re actually progressing.

Sim Coaching

  • 1.5 hour sessions

  • 1 hour of 1 on 1 track time

  • Corner-by-corner feedback and analysis

  • Telemetry and lap review

  • Personalized drills and practice plans

  • Ongoing support between sessions

A racing simulator setup with two monitors, a racing seat, steering wheel, pedals, and a frame. The setup is illuminated with LED lighting under the frame, and the monitors display a racing game. There are speakers mounted on the frame, and the room has a window with closed blinds, white walls, and a wooden ceiling.

A full program for drivers who want to go from the simulator to real competition without wasting seasons figuring it out alone. The sim is where the repetitions happen — hundreds of laps, unlimited restarts, no consumables. That's where technique gets built and data literacy becomes second nature. The track is where it gets validated. Coaching runs through both: sim sessions to develop the skills, trackside coaching to transfer them, and telemetry review throughout so you can see exactly what carried over and what didn't. The result is a driver who arrives at the real car with a baseline most people take years to reach, and who knows how to keep improving on their own. Built on the same path I used to go from sim racer to international GT winner.

Driver Development