David Marcus multiple time SCCA Solo National Autocross Champion

David Marcus has is the first Solo Nationals champion to win in an all electric car.

David shares his autocross tips and thoughts on this podcast.

He won both the BStreet Solo Nationals and Pro Solo class in a Tesla Model 3.

He also won the STX SCCA Solo National championship in STX.

He started his auto addiction with a Richard Petty Driving Day. Then he tried autocross and track days before dedicateing himself to autocross.

He explains how codriving with Darrin DiSimo helped to learn to get on the gas sooner by looking at Data and Video.

Fingers crossed that we will be driving his nationals course in 2020.

He talks about how he sees slaloms as muscle memory, exits are the most important thing to setup for, you can't fix going to fast into an element and position is more important than speed.

He also talks about the metal game of calming down.

A point I've not thought of much is how he looks for places where he under drove.

He mentions Vivek Goel's course being helpful as well as Andy Hollis's top ten tips to autocross.

He also watched videos of everyone who beat him.

And his question to the audience is what is your favorite element?

Thanks for the emails and comments!

Mark Legg on Mental and Physical tips for Autocross and Car Racing

Mark Legg is on Autocross Talk.

He is a racing coach for cars as well as bicycle racing. He knows more than a couple of things about professional racing since he was a cyclist as well as a coach for his wife and others.

His wife Kate Compton is a 15-time national champion.

This episode is focused on how to get the best results by working on you. Your mental game as well as your physical game.

You will learn how the fight or flight response is good for strength but not for sports like autocross and car racing.

Mark will share tips to help us keep our breathing in check which can keep us out of the fight or flight when enables us to see more and have more fine muscle control.

Take a deep breath and keep doing it all the time 🙂

I really think this knowledge, tips and exercise can help you with your racing.

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