Expect valuable discussions, sim coaching advice, and deep dives into driving techniques like tackling slow corners or identifying understeer. This community is a resource, support system, and hangout for anyone passionate about racing, fostering connections through a shared love of the sport.

I aim to teach motorsport enthusiasts how to use tools like telemetry, lap comparisons, and cornering analysis to improve on-track and sim racing performance. Open to all, from sim racers to weekend warriors, ensuring everyone feels welcome, no matter their experience level.

A space for members to ask questions, share experiences, and learn without judgment. Novices can connect with seasoned drivers, while experienced racers can refine their skills through discussion and coaching.

I want to prioritize open conversations about practical driving methods, the use of data to improve performance, and the mental approach to racing, all while avoiding overhyped or unrelatable "media" content.

I want to build an online community that thrives at the intersection of grassroots racing, sim racing, and driving technique mastery. This space would be for drivers, from beginners to seasoned racers, who share a passion for improving their skills and racecraft in an approachable, no-frills way.

One of the most satisfying things that I've done for the last 3 years running the North American Sim Racing Series has been hosting weekly post race debriefs for our rookie races.

It's been a helpful way to teach new racers basic racecraft skills, and also introduce them positively to simracing

I have NO idea what I'm going to do on Bluesky.

All of my niche hobby interests like sim-racing, talking about being a better racer and following motorsport, no idea here. (shrugs)

I started sharing #simracing tips on Tiktok and YouTube, but they need to be short here, so...