In our second featured article, Race Coach and Data Guy Peter Krause, he'll give us a great overview of the many book options that are out there for us to read.
A good bibliography for improving the club-level racer and track day driver's knowledge of data interpretation might begin with the bible of making data intelligible, Buddy Fey's seminal work, "Data Power!" Fey, a noted race engineer and one of the "early adopters" of data logging from the the late 1980's to the present day, combines plain spoken delivery with an extraordinary depth and breadth of experience. Fey's open, authoritative tome is STILL cited in one of the most modern books because the information presented is still that valuable! Think of it as a data-specific extension of Carroll Smith's timeless "Prepare to Win" series.
A good bibliography for improving the club-level racer and track day driver's knowledge of data interpretation might begin with the bible of making data intelligible, Buddy Fey's seminal work, "Data Power!" Fey, a noted race engineer and one of the "early adopters" of data logging from the the late 1980's to the present day, combines plain spoken delivery with an extraordinary depth and breadth of experience. Fey's open, authoritative tome is STILL cited in one of the most modern books because the information presented is still that valuable! Think of it as a data-specific extension of Carroll Smith's timeless "Prepare to Win" series.
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