Posted in Colins Blog on August 17, 2009 by Jo Hoad
An MLR Performance Driver ‘Track’ Day at Millbrook begins with an ABS braking exercise. Braking from high speed with the ABS activated allows the driver to brake and steer to avoid a hazard. ABS is a safety aid. It allows the wheel to remain rotating throughout the emergency braking and steering phase, as opposed to a locked wheel which will offer a very limited percentage of grip. A tyre has to be rotating to grip the road.
Threshold Braking
Posted in Colins Blog on July 06, 2009 by Jo Hoad
Publication: Total Magazine Article 2009
Last issue Colin Hoad of CAT Driver Training covered Threshold and ABS braking techniques, discussing how small adjustments to your road braking technique can pay big dividends once out on circuit.
Posted in Colins Blog on May 20, 2009 by Jo Hoad
Publication: Total Magazine Article 2009
The last area covered by Colin Hoad dealt with a systematic approach to cornering, exploring how subtle adjustments in our technique can have big gains in speed and safety on circuit. He also explained how to interpret the audible and physical “Grip Limit” signals a vehicle communicates to us, as it approaches its limit of adhesion through a corner.
Posted in Press & Media on May 18, 2009 by Jo Hoad
In April 2009
writer Stephen Dobie took one of the CAT courses: Advanced Road & Track (3 hours). The following article was published at in May 2009. Read the feature here
Posted in Colins Blog on April 06, 2009 by Jo Hoad
Tyre Wear is discussed in issue 51 of Wastegate Chatter for members of the Mitsubishi Lancer Register. Download the PDF article