SSC - The BOOK Supersede Control is not a driving guide. It is a system. A structured approach to understanding vehicle behaviour - and controlling it with precision. Most drivers rely on feel. Feel is inconsistent. Feel cannot be repeated. Supersede Control replaces feel with process. This is not about driving faster once. It is about driving correctly — every time.
GiR - The BOOK Getting Into Racing is a practical beginner's guide aimed at aspiring racers, track day enthusiasts, and anyone who has ever wondered what it really takes to get involved in motorsport. Most people see the exciting side of racing. The speed. The competition. The trophies. The glory. What they don't always see are the realities behind the scenes. The costs. The time commitment. The risks. The politics. The logistics. The countless decisions that determine whether a newcomer's racing journey becomes a long-term passion or a short-lived and expensive experiment. Drawing on decades of experience in motorcycles, Superkarts, circuit racing, track days and motorsport culture, this book explores the questions every aspiring racer should ask before spending money on race cars, safety equipment and race entries. Topics include: • Can you actually afford racing? • Choosing the right racing category • Karting, single seaters, tin tops and sports racers • Track days, time trials and driver education • Sponsorship realities • The F1 dream versus reality • Buying versus building a race car • Safety equipment and personal preparation • Racing culture and paddock politics • The importance of track support • Managing expectations during your first year in motorsport Written in the same straightforward "Track English" style found in Supersede Control, Getting Into Racing is not a technical handbook. It is a reality check. Because getting into racing is not an event. It's the start of a journey.
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"SSC is an Evolving Structure"
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