Your direction.
Your goals and published coach feedback give each visit a purpose. Revisit what improved and what still needs work.
GTS RS / DRIVERS HUB
MAKE EVERY
SESSION COUNT.
Your driving deserves more than a memory.
Our Drivers Hub brings your coaching reports, goals and driving notes together. Keep what you learn. Put it into practice. Arrive with something to build on.
Explore the Drivers HubCOACHING / PRACTICE / RACE WEEKENDSBUILT BY GTS RS
BETWEEN ONE DRIVE AND THE NEXT
Progress needs continuity.
A good session gives you something to work on. The Hub keeps that work in view, whether you’re practising at home, testing or preparing for a race weekend.
- 01 / REVIEWKnow your priority.
Read the published report and agree your next focus.
- 02 / PRACTISEPut it to work.
Drive with a purpose. Record what changed and how it felt.
- 03 / RETURNBuild on the evidence.
Bring useful notes and questions into your next session.
TRY THE DRIVERS HUB
From a useful insight
to better practice.
Explore one fictional driver’s development record. Follow the coach’s feedback into a practice priority, a driving log and a setup note.
Explore the four tabsGTS RS DRIVERS HUBFICTIONAL EXAMPLE
ALEX / EXAMPLE SESSION 01
A calmer corner entry.
WHAT WE NOTICED
Repeatable initial braking, but an abrupt final release made the car harder to place on turn-in.
WHAT HELPED
A smoother final release made turn-in easier to judge.
SETUP NOTE
Baseline retained. Explore the input before changing the car.
Read alongside the driver’s feedback.
ALEX / NEXT PRACTICE
Practise the release.
ONE PRIORITY
Feel the front of the car as the brake comes off.
- 01 Keep the same car and circuit.
- 02 Focus on the release, keeping your braking point.
- 03 Note what feels repeatable.
Example task. Adapted to your car in a real session.
ALEX / HOME SIMULATOR NOTE
Record what you feel.
ONE TAKEAWAY
“The release felt calmer until I pushed for lap time. Then I started rushing it again.”
SetupUnchanged from the coached session.
Question for the coachHow can I feel when I rush the release?
A starting point for the next session.
ALEX / SETUP NOTEBOOK
Keep the baseline.
DECISION FROM THE SESSION
Retain the setup while working on the brake release. Change one thing at a time so the result means something.
CAR SETUP
Baseline unchanged.
DRIVER FEEDBACK
More confidence on entry when the release is progressive.
A fictional example of recording a decision, not a setup prescription.
Fictional example. Your Hub contains your own records.
BETWEEN SESSIONS
One place for the whole picture.
Your practice.
Record home-sim sessions, tests and races. Keep the useful detail: what you tried, what you felt and one takeaway.
Your car.
Keep dated setup snapshots with race-weekend notes. Remember the change, the conditions and the car’s response.
Your progress.
Revisit lap records by car and circuit, with real-world and simulator driving kept distinct. Context matters as much as the number.
Access, booking and privacy
Enquire without an account. Hub access follows approval; booking eligibility is reviewed separately.
Eligible drivers can request slots; GTS RS confirms each appointment. Support and reports depend on the agreed service.
The full driving record.
Keep video references, dated setup snapshots and race-weekend notes alongside the car, circuit and conditions.
Private by default.
You choose which logs to share for coach review. Contributing lap data to internal benchmarks is a separate choice, off by default.
Remote Analysis is agreed and priced separately.
Existing driver? Sign inYOUR NEXT STEP
Start with the driver.
Build the programme.
Tell us what you drive and what you want to achieve. We’ll agree the right starting session and arrange Hub access after approval.