Overview

The corner isn't the problem. Your inputs are. Most drivers chase speed. Few understand control. Supersede Control - A Mind at Speed breaks down performance driving at its source-not the car, but the mind behind the wheel. This is not a book about pushing harder. It's about seeing earlier, processing faster, and executing with precision. Built from real-world driver coaching and track-day experience, this book introduces a structured framework for: Vision and perception at speed Input timing and sequencing Stability through control, not aggression Building repeatable performance under pressure Whether you're new to the track or refining advanced racecraft, this is a system designed to change how you think, not just how you drive. Because performance isn't found in the car. It's built in the mind.

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9781049280165

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""This book rests on a simple principle: When pressure arrives, you don't suddenly become composed. You reveal what you've built."" ----------------- ""The insight and understanding of performance driving is phenominal."" ----------------- ""This book is excellent for coaching, driver training, AND racecraft."" ----------------- ""For someone who doesn't know anything about racing, it will be an eye-opener. For racers looking for that extra second it will make a big difference if they apply the principles of this book."" ----------------- ""A very unexpected and unusual read, but very effective in explaining driving concepts in a fresh, to the point manner. Very Profound, well done!"" ----------------- ""I loved the book. ​The method of driving you teach is very easy to understand. Even for someone like me who has never raced, I now understand more easily what you explain in the book. I have 2 racing drivers who will be borrowing the book from me to read. I want them to understand the concept of what they should be doing to better their times on the track."" ----------------- ""What a great book Pierre! It describes many of the things you have taught me, and some of the things I (surprisingly) instinctively do, so well. It leaves me with a couple of impressions: I will have to re-read this many times - so much to absorb. Much more to learn. I thought I had reached my limit at the track with my car, now I'm not so sure. I need to experience other platforms / cars, especially those without drivers aids and with manual boxes. I think it's time for some dedicated coaching. Cannot wait to get back on track to try and implement the lessons from the book."" -----------------

Author Information

Pierre Martins has spent years working within motorsport as both a driver and coach. His focus has been on understanding how performance is built - not only through technique, but through awareness, experience, and control.​Supersede Control is the result of that work.

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