Title: Little value for autocross drivers
Product review: I have a feeling that this book is of little value for autocross drivers. For example, there is an advise in the book "to follow the slalom of direct line of pylons with constant throttle application". This is quite inefficient. What is much better upon my opinion is to release the throttle (or even press brake lightly for slow turns) on straight to transfer ahead the weight of the car, wait until the front suspension gets loaded, rotate the steering wheel to make the car enter the turn, and then apply throttle while you are unwinding the steering wheel exiting the corner. Any beginner who takes autocross courses, two hours daily, will be able to effectively apply this "brake-steer-throttle" technique on 5th or 10th lesson.What I recommend is "Secrets of Solo Racing: Expert Techniques for Autocross and Time Trials" by Henry Watts.
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