At iZone we are always trying to find the quickest and most effective way to train core skills with our drivers and the very best way to do this is to isolate skills so that they can be focused on exclusively. Probably the most important skill of all is braking, if your braking technique is wrong you can’t make up for the time that you have lost in the rest of the corner. It is very difficult to keep repeating the braking phase when testing or training on the sim as you have to think about the whole process of cornering not just braking.

The Baseline Driver Training Program allows our drivers to practice their brake hit and bleed over and over again to build up the correct muscle memory (there are numerous different brake shapes, and you can import your own), the programme then has the facility to keep increasing the degree of difficulty to really stretch the drivers.

For me Baseline Driver Training is about the truly basic abilities you need to master when racing. At the same time it can help you to believe in yourself and make sure you have practiced so much that you don’t end up in a situation where you begin to doubt yourself. If you have a really strong belief in yourself and that what you do is good enough, it’s much more difficult to end up struggling with negative thoughts.

In preparation for the final two races of the DS3 Cup, I used the Baseline to refine my braking technique. This has made a significant difference, which is evident both in the data and, most importantly, in the results.

My throttle control wasn't perfect, so I tried practicing in Baseline, and it worked quite well. I could feel improvements after a week of training. It works well in the simulator because you get variation in how you can handle the throttle.

Baseline Driver Training has improved my pedal input, and I can adapt to different braking points. Baseline has become part of my training routine as it offers quick and effective sessions, even in a busy schedule.

By using the Baseline Driver Training program, I recovered faster and got back up to speed after a huge crash.

Baseline Driver Training is a training tool that is very easy to use. As a coach, I can much better help my drivers train their pedal input. It has been especially helpful for my drivers in the transition from go-kart to F4.

I have used Baseline Driver Training a lot when I raced in F4 in both Denmark and Spain. They are two very different cars, and I struggled a lot at the beginning to get used to the brakes in the car I switched to. But after I started using Baseline Driver Training in my preparation, I was much faster 'on the pedals' when I switched cars.