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I originally posted this message about 2 weeks ago. I think it deserves a second time around: The present business “challenges”, and the resulting “wait and see” attitude, brought on by our national economic troubles offer up two marketing choices: 1. Play it safe, don’t spend marketing dollars, and wait and see how things pan out, or 2. Take advantage of a tremendous positioning opportunity, slightly up your marketing spending, and come out the other side positioned in a leadership…

WARNING: Don’t Use This to go Get Groceries. But, it’s Standard on the Track. In my last BLOG I talked about the importance of finding the racing line. That was a perfect introduction in to the subject of “turn classifications” as the two subjects are both important, and linked. In books like “Secrets of Solo Racing” by Henry Watts and “Going Faster” by the Skip Barber Racing School the authors go into great detail on this subject. I highly recommend…

WARNING: Don’t Use This to go Get Groceries. But, it’s Standard on the Track. The most important technical skill to develop, on a race track, is the ability to find, maintain, and constantly fine tune “the racing line”. Listen to any motor sports event, on TV, and you’ll hear the drivers, and commentators, talking about “the line”. The simplest definition of the racing line is this: The shortest distance around the track. However, it’s not that simple. Once you find…