A Great Start

It was a great start for me to be shown the steps into Motor racing. Not many are with you in that area but I was given a chance with Daniel Charles from Global racing schools. I have learnt quite a lot of what formula cars feel like. The five day training in the formula cars were certainly an eye opener and I finally know what to expect in the future.

It has brought out much of my skills, taught me to learn tracks, braking at the right moment for a better Exit, getting the Apex and so much more.

Thank you so much Daniel, for being there at all times and showing me the way to a dream I still have high hopes for.

Regards
Sharbel Mario Dias

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The training proved to be an eye opener and it definitely gave me a new perspective on what it’s like to race professionally. It was a totally different atmosphere from what i had imagined , and for me it proved to be better. Thank you for the support and guidance that you had provided. The feedback is as follows :

Training Schedule: It suited me completely because I am an early riser plus exercise in the morning itself is a must

Instructors: JP, Jed and Bejorn were all like family , professional and supportive both at the same at the work area , so it was like really easy to become part of the group and feel uplifted.

Program: I felt the program was short because personally i wanted to know and practice more .

Equipment: All up to the mark.

Transportation: No problem , JP's car was always at our disposal.

Accomodation: Good Rooms

Service: Overall Good

Warmest Regards
Abhinav Aditya Agarwal
Vinay Kumar Agarwal

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Hi Vin,

First off, I have to say that the program was absolutely fantastic. I knew that it would be good, but this really blew me away. JP was a wonderful instructor and so was his brother. I feel like I have learnt so much from this program and must really thank you for arranging this for me. I especially liked the fact that I started off from the go kart to build up on the basics, moving on to the touring car and the Formula cars after. One thing that has stuck with me is, “If you want to go fast, you first have to learn how to go slow.” JP kept emphasizing that and I too believe in it. I really feel like doing another program in the future, do contact me if you have any race weekends for me to participate in.

Best regards,
Oliver

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Hi Daniel,

I wanted to thank you for the brilliant experience,although I wasn't as fast as I had imagined I would be. I did learn alot and now I can work on quite a few things here in India.I'm sure J.P has told you where I stand. I'm going to continue karting, but at the same time,I do want to improve on the formula cars.

Once again thank you so much for everything, hope you have a wonderful Christmas and New Year.

Best Regards,
Rahul

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I just got back from Manila last night.

The training was fantastic! I learned alot during the 5 days. Karting has showed me the basics of braking, steering, acceleration control and the racing line. But it sure as hell is QUICK, EXPLOSIVE and punishing to the body at the same time. I had data logging sessions too, so that helped me improve really fast, as it told me where I could gain time and where I was losing some. In the first day at Carmona, I managed to shave off 15 seconds in 3 sessions, all because of data logging and disccussing with the engineers/instructors. Now I also know why all the best karters end up in Formula type racing.

I was more at home during the touring car program, the main obstacle being the left-hand drive. Once I got over that, the main points I had to work on were braking and when to start accelerating out of corners. Downshifting was all good as I was already doing it back in Singapore properly.

After the program, I understand what it takes to be competitive in racing and I still have alot to learn. But the good thing was that I was already employing some of the good driving habits in cars, so that helped alot during the touring car program. I didnt have to unlearn alot of bad habits, and learned quickly as I already knew the key points from practising in Singapore. So I moved through the sessions and got to do lapping sessions to put everything together. Every time I went out for some hot laps in the touring cars, I got more consistent in my lap times, and quicker at the same time. Mike noted I was doing very well in the touring cars, and JP said: "Its official, youre a touring car driver." Haha.

Karting is so tiring! Just one session (15 laps) in the karts at Carmona is more tiring than the 2 touring car days put together! Got so tired I lost focus and crashed once, ouch. Thankfully, no one or nothing was hurt.

Thanks for giving me the opportunity and I hope to hear from you soon.

Regards,
Marcus

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Thanks very much for coordinating the Nurburgring track and Racing Instructor for me! Also appreciate the extra miles you put up for the accommodation arrangements.

The track run was indeed a lifetime experience! Its layout is as three-dimensional and rich in features as a full-scale roller coaster. Surrounding by greens but no run off makes the entire track both pleasant and tricky to fly by. It dwarfs other tracks like GT3 does to Vios.

Everyone with a little oil in blood should leave a mark here. And with a little bit of discipline and plenty of skill I would think we should call the track "Green Heaven" instead! Thanks!

Shawn Khoo, Singapore

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