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Professional driver programme

Every tenth has a reason. We find it with you.

Coaching built on your own data and on how a race car really works. With you before, during and after every event.

Half-speed replay of a simulated lap. Speeds and accelerations come from the racing line; tyre loads use a simplified model without aerodynamic load, shown as % of the car's weight.

The problem

«The car feels fine but the laptime is not good, I don't understand.»

A driver, after the session

«I'm the fastest in the team. How do I improve with no one to compare to?»

A driver, looking at the data

Most drivers drive on instinct. Without a method, they have no structured way to decide what to change, or to judge whether the change worked. The answer only comes when they see the data, and by then the session is over.

π One gives drivers that method. They learn to read what the car is doing in each phase of the corner, choose the next step and verify it on the following lap. These are tools they use from the cockpit, so the improvement starts before anyone opens the data.

When they do sit down with the data, they already know which critical points to attack. They can explain them clearly to their team, and everyone works towards the goal they share: winning.

The programme

Understand what the car is telling you and what you need from it

We start with solid fundamentals of vehicle dynamics for drivers and how the car works. No formulas: a clear picture of how the car reacts in each situation. You then put it into practice in the simulator, learn to give the right feedback and check it against the data.

It is not only about driving. It is about understanding everything around you, the car, the tyres, the track and the conditions, so you can extract the maximum from each situation.

Fundamentals

Solid fundamentals of vehicle dynamics for drivers and how the car works. Simple ideas you can picture, like how to use the weight distribution to change the car's balance and what the car set-up can do for you.

Simulator

The best tool to develop yourself as a professional driver. You put those ideas into practice until they feel natural and are fully internalised.

The target is not the fastest lap. It is muscle memory. Quality instead of quantity.

Feedback

Now that you understand everything around you and the factors at play, we help you focus on the aspects that matter most, so you become decisive in the development of the car.

That way, driver and team move in the same direction.

Analysis

We teach you to analyse the data carefully, to double-check whether your feelings are confirmed or contradicted by it.

You learn the patterns and maths channels that help you determine what is really happening.

The simulator you drive

The real car, on our servers

You train on our simulator, which runs physics models of the cars you race. The set-up sheet is the same as the real one, with the same adjustments and ranges, and the car responds to each change as it does on track.

So you can try what you would never risk on a test day: ride heights, dampers, the differential, the geometry. You learn what each change does to the car and to what you feel in the seat, and when you ask your engineer for one, you already know what to expect.

Set-up sheet

Try it

Loading the car…

Half car, half CFD model. Drag to turn it.Low to high pressure
What you feel in the seat

    The hollow mark is the baseline set-up. A simplified illustration of the trends: in the simulator, the full model of the car works them out lap by lap.

    The platform

    Your season, on every screen

    Once your plan is agreed, you get your own access to the π One platform: your next event, the programme, your data and your coach’s reports, all in one place.

    On the desk at home, on the iPad in the garage and on your phone in the paddock. The same platform, laid out for each screen.

    Desktop · example data

    iPad · landscape

    Phone

    Desktop

    A fixed side menu with labels. Your next event runs across the top and your modules sit in three columns underneath.

    iPad

    In landscape the menu shrinks to icons to give the content room. In portrait it moves to a bottom bar. Every control is at least 44 px, big enough to use in the garage.

    Phone

    A bottom bar with five destinations. Each module becomes one row with the figure that matters most: your progress in the programme, your gap to the reference or a new report.

    Same driver, same corner

    What changes when you know how to say it

    You are the only one who feels the whole car. If that feeling reaches the engineer as a vague complaint, the team works blind: they change the set-up on a guess and lose track time finding out it was wrong.

    We teach you to say where it happens, in which phase of the corner, what the car does and what you already tried. That is what turns a debrief into a decision, and what makes you the driver every engineer wants to work with.

    Before · The debriefRadio

    «The car doesn't turn. Turn 5 is terrible.»

    A driver, in the debrief
    What the engineer can do Nothing to act on

    Nothing specific. They have to guess in which phase it happens and why, and try a change blind.

    After · The debriefStructured
    Where
    Slow-speed corners like T5, T9, T16.
    Entry
    Stable under braking. I can release the brake and the rear stays put.
    Mid
    Understeer from brake release to the apex. I have to wait before getting on the throttle.
    Exit
    Good traction, no oversteer.
    Limit
    I can't push the braking because I can't get the car rotated for the exit.
    Tried
    I braked a little earlier and released the brake more slowly. The understeer is smaller, but I lose time on entry.
    What the engineer can do A clear direction

    They know the problem is the front axle, mid-corner, at low speed, and that the driver has already tried to solve it with the brake. They can go straight to front mechanical grip, and confirm it in the data.

    Find your plan

    Take the test

    Eight quick questions: two about the car, two about driving, two about what happens around you on track, and two about your season.

    Plans

    Choose how far we go with you

    Three plans that build on each other. We tailor every plan to you in a first call.

    Recommended for you

    Pre-season

    The full programme, before the racing starts.

    What you get
    • Solid fundamentals of vehicle dynamics for drivers and how the car works
    • What the car set-up can do for you
    • Simulator sessions to turn the ideas into muscle memory
    • How to give feedback that moves the car forward
    • How to check your feelings against the data
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    Recommended for you

    Season

    Preparation before each event, review after it.

    Everything in Pre-season, plus
    • Track study before each event
    • Goals for every session of the weekend
    • Simulator work focused on the next circuit
    • A review after each event: data, video and your feedback
    • A work plan for the following event
    • Your progress followed through the whole season
    • Delivered remotely
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    Recommended for you

    Complete

    With you while you race.

    Everything in Season, plus
    • Support on site during the event, session by session
    • A review of data and video after every run
    • Help preparing your feedback before each debrief with your team
    • Adjustments to the plan as the weekend evolves
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    Custom. None of these fits exactly? We build a plan around your season, your events and the support you need.

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    Common questions

    FAQ

    Does this replace my team's engineer?

    No. The work is with the driver. The aim is that your engineer gets better information from you and that you understand what they ask of you.

    Do I need an engineering background?

    No. The fundamentals are taught from the seat, with the brake, the steering wheel and the throttle as the starting point.

    What data do you need from me?

    For the plans that follow your events, the telemetry and onboard video of each session. We agree access with your team from the start.

    Which categories do you work with?

    Every formula category, and GTs.

    Is the work remote or in person?

    The Season plan is delivered remotely. The Complete plan adds support on site during your events.

    How is the simulator work done?

    Simulator sessions can be done remotely or on site, whichever suits you.

    Which language do we work in?

    English, because it is the working language of motorsport. It can be combined with Spanish or Italian.

    Can I change plan during the season?

    No. The plan is set for the whole season, which is why we choose it carefully in the first call.

    I am already the fastest in my team. Is this for me?

    Yes. When there is no faster team-mate to compare with, the reference has to come from the car itself. The programme gives you that reference.

    How do I know which plan fits me?

    Take the test above for a first recommendation. We confirm it together in the first call.

    How much does it cost?

    Every plan is tailored to the driver and the season, so we talk about it in the first call.

    What happens in the first call?

    We talk about your season, your car and where you feel you lose time. You leave knowing which plan fits you and what the work would look like.

    First step

    A diagnostic call

    We talk about your season, your car and where you lose time. You leave knowing which plan fits you.