The foundation is setting long-term goals, starting with small steps – so that initially impossible challenges meet the S.M.A.R.T. criteria. By defining the goal, we set our development direction as a driver, whether we want to race only in Poland or abroad, what types of cars to focus on, and what should be interesting for us. Some will prefer to become experts in track-day driving, others may want to compete in national racing, while others may opt for GT cars, etc.

At this stage, it’s also important to define the budget, which, needless to say, is crucial in motorsport.

Through initial preparation, we conduct training on both regular and sports cars, utilizing simracing and advanced simulations to ensure the best adaptation to the new environment and the challenge of the designated racing series and car category. It’s important to prepare in advance to eliminate errors and bad habits that could negatively affect your performance in actual competition.

In the course of racing, it’s necessary to obtain the appropriate qualifications, such as a racing license, as well as undergo the required medical and psychological examinations. Additionally, there may be optional permissions or internal requirements set by the organizers of specific series (e.g., licenses for racing on the Nurburgring Nordschleife).

We finish the entire racing season by preparing a summary of achievements and everything we’ve accomplished so far. This allows us to set new goals for the next racing season, such as beating a specific lap time, upgrading to a new car, or moving to a different racing series.