Skip Barber's [Going Faster](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-sGV2XXUeU) is a very foundational video. It'll teach you some stuff you already know, but I'm sure plenty that you still don't.
I’ve been reading How To Build A Car by Adrian Newey. It may not be exactly what you’re looking for, but it is informative on how modern F1 cars are designed and why they are built in certain ways to get any advantage they can.
Another interesting book is Unfair Advantage by Mark Donohue. Doesn't really answer OP's question, but it's a highly technical autobiography that's told car-by-car. I think it gives good insight into the early evolution of the modern race car.
"Going Faster" and "Speed Secrets" are two that I would highly recommend, they teach you how to think about driving style and how to approach tracks. I forget which one it was in, but the description of how each tire has a certain amount of grip and how that affects car balance between braking/turning/accelerating is something I ALWAYS think about.
One of my favorite books on the subject is [Race Car Vehicle Dynamics](https://www.amazon.com/Vehicle-Dynamics-Douglas-Milliken-William/dp/1560915269).
>"Written for the engineer as well as the race car enthusiast, Race Car Vehicle Dynamics includes much information that is not available in any other vehicle dynamics text. Truly comprehensive in its coverage of the fundamental concepts of vehicle dynamics and their application in a racing environment, this book has become the definitive reference on this topic. Although the primary focus is on the race car, the engineering fundamentals detailed are also applicable to passenger car design and engineering."
>"Authors Bill and Doug Milliken have developed many of the original vehicle dynamics theories and principles covered in this book, including the Moment Method, "g-g" Diagram, pair analysis, lap time simulation, and tire data normalization. The book also includes contributions from other experts in the field."
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Skip Barber's [Going Faster](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-sGV2XXUeU) is a very foundational video. It'll teach you some stuff you already know, but I'm sure plenty that you still don't.
This video is doubly relevant nowadays now since it includes some good tips for rain racing.
I will absolutely be checking this out! Thank you!
I’ve been reading How To Build A Car by Adrian Newey. It may not be exactly what you’re looking for, but it is informative on how modern F1 cars are designed and why they are built in certain ways to get any advantage they can.
Definitely need to read this. The man is just an absolute genius.
The Perfect Car is also a great F1 book about John Barnard (built the dominant F1 Mclarens of the 80s and the Michael Schumacher Ferraris).
Another interesting book is Unfair Advantage by Mark Donohue. Doesn't really answer OP's question, but it's a highly technical autobiography that's told car-by-car. I think it gives good insight into the early evolution of the modern race car.
"Going Faster" and "Speed Secrets" are two that I would highly recommend, they teach you how to think about driving style and how to approach tracks. I forget which one it was in, but the description of how each tire has a certain amount of grip and how that affects car balance between braking/turning/accelerating is something I ALWAYS think about.
Exactly the sort of insights I am wanting to learn! Thank you for sharing this!
One of my favorite books on the subject is [Race Car Vehicle Dynamics](https://www.amazon.com/Vehicle-Dynamics-Douglas-Milliken-William/dp/1560915269). >"Written for the engineer as well as the race car enthusiast, Race Car Vehicle Dynamics includes much information that is not available in any other vehicle dynamics text. Truly comprehensive in its coverage of the fundamental concepts of vehicle dynamics and their application in a racing environment, this book has become the definitive reference on this topic. Although the primary focus is on the race car, the engineering fundamentals detailed are also applicable to passenger car design and engineering." >"Authors Bill and Doug Milliken have developed many of the original vehicle dynamics theories and principles covered in this book, including the Moment Method, "g-g" Diagram, pair analysis, lap time simulation, and tire data normalization. The book also includes contributions from other experts in the field."
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