Books on driving?

[QuickGT]

Hello!

Not sure if this is the right area, but I'm looking for books on driving? Any recommendations...

I recently finished "The Unknown Art of Driving". Interesting read.
He has a facebook page with some cool tips and such:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-U...32582806932896

What have you read?

Cheers!

[breakaway500]

"Ultimate Speed Secrets" by Ross Bentley is a great read.

[cuda6666]

"The Inner Game of Tennis"

[dradernh]

"Ultimate Speed Secrets" by Ross Bentley is a great read.

Arguably, the only book you need.

[962porsche]

"Ultimate Speed Secrets" by Ross Bentley is a great read.

+1

[paultg]

I've heard Skip Barber "Going Faster" is also a good read.

[962porsche]

I've heard Skip Barber "Going Faster" is also a good read.

having dyslexia i will have to say i'm not a big reader but when it comes to books on car set up ,aerodynamics and driving i try and read evry book i can on that or if it's on tape /CD i will buy them too .
the skip barber book is ok i though ? i was to much info in some things and not enough on others .
all and all it was a good read and worth buying .

[CP]

The Skippy book is good for general principles, but lots of it can be skipped (get it?). The Bentley books are great and offer more than just technical information. I do "cross-crawls" in my car on grid before every race once the 5-minute whistle sounds.

[StephanAlfa]

I read a lot the COM Classroom Materials by 4 time Class Champion Stephan ... portions co-authored by multi-Champion Nate ... it's special edition, for COM students only and not available in bookstores ...

[brucesallen]

If it is still in print: Driving in Competition by Alan JOhnson. He still has the best discussion of type I, II and III turns using photos of little model cars on paper. I still teach these terms. He specifically follows through getting an SCCA license. Only 30 years out of date.

[brucesallen]

More current- and free:
http://www.boston-bmwcca.org/_Upload/Ev ... sGuide.pdf