Laguna Seca / Carmel–Monterey Motorsports Weekly Report
Weekly report for Laguna Seca & Monterey (Week of Feb 17, 2026): events, track conditions, volunteer ops, and local car culture updates.
Deep dives into driving technique, data analysis, and Laguna Seca specifics. No "drive faster" fluff—just physics and inputs.
Weekly report for Laguna Seca & Monterey (Week of Feb 17, 2026): events, track conditions, volunteer ops, and local car culture updates.
Weekly report for Laguna Seca & Monterey (Week of Feb 10, 2026): events, track conditions, volunteer ops, and local car culture updates.
Turn 6 is where lap time is made or lost. Learn how to carry momentum through this critical, high-compression left-hander.
Why 32psi is wrong. How to target the correct HOT pressure for maximum grip and longevity.
The best events to book this spring. SpeedSF, Hooked on Driving, and exclusive club days.
Why sim racing is the cheat code for Laguna Seca. How to transfer skills from iRacing to real life.
Sway bar settings, alignment, and tire pressures for extracting maximum pace from the Porsche Cayman GT4.
Everything you need to know about driving WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca. Best organizers, noise limits, and what to bring.
Stop guessing where to brake. A turn-by-turn detailed guide for braking references at Laguna Seca.
First time at Laguna? Don't worry about laptimes. Focus on these 3 corners to stay safe and have fun.
Stop relying on 'feeling' fast. Learn how valid data (speed traces, G-sum, throttle position) reveals exactly where you're losing time.
Are you guilty of these? Early apexing, lazy throttle, and looking at the cone instead of through the corner.
Professional racing line breakdown for Turn 8 and 8A (The Corkscrew). Step-by-step approach, braking points, and common mistakes.
Why I started this blog, what you can expect, and why most track day advice is just guessing.