Books on track day driving

[Wollemi]

There are a few books around on track days and how to drive on track; has any one got any advice about which are worth reading?

I'm more interested in driving techniques than car modification.

Thanks

[JamesBryan88]

I have this one and it's very informative, giving you corner by corner analysis of most of the UK's tracks.

http://www.circuitguides.com/product/uk-circuit-gu...

[upsidedownmark]

Drive to win (and any of the other 'to win') books, Carrol Smith (unsure of spelling)
Senna's principles of race driving.

[kaese]

This book is very good, and goes into quite a lot of the physics behind driving quickly if you're interested in such things:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Going-Faster-Mastering-Rac...

[HughS47]

^^^ + 1 for 'going faster'

[MrNoisy]

I found this very good -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Professional-Driving-Techn...

[MrNoisy]

I found this very good -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Professional-Driving-Techn...

[rjnewman]

Not a book but a very interesting set of videos, here http://driver61.com/

[Output Flange]

Ignore the word "Porsche" in the title, and search out Vic Elford's "Porsche High Performance Driving Handbook".

[Black Flag]

Worth a look

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B01E1R4XS2

[alicrozier]

MrNoisy said:

I found this very good -

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Professional-Driving-Techn...

Thumbs up for this and the series of Speed Secrets books.

[88racing]

David Hornsey's book "Race & Trackday Driving Techniques"

http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/184584355X