HeyJaredRobert G Reid
2001 World Rally Champion, ex FIA Deputy President for Sport, performance strategist and coach, sharing trackside views.
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Finding the Drivers the System Misses (opens the original)
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Lando Norris recently announced two new initiatives around junior motorsport. LN4 Fusion is the more obvious one, a sporting pathway. LN4 Legacy may prove the more interesting. Its focus is not simply on getting a young driver into a car, but on the support around them once they are there.Junior motorsport tends to talk about opportunity in financial terms. The cost of karting, Formula 4 and everything beyond it is so high that this is understandable. Money determines who gets to participate, ho
Why Potential Does Not Always Become Performance (opens the original)
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Most people who have spent time around coaching or development will recognise the four stages of competence. Unconscious incompetence is the point at which someone does not yet know what they do not know. Conscious incompetence follows when the gap becomes visible. Conscious competence is the stage where the skill can be performed, but only with deliberate attention. Eventually, through practice and experience, it may become unconscious competence and can be performed without needing to think th
The WRC Has New Owners. Now the System Must Connect (opens the original)
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After a long period of uncertainty, the World Rally Championship finally has new owners. Cosmobilis and Park Square Capital have acquired WRC Promoter, with Eric Boullier appointed as Chief Executive. The agreement includes both the World Rally Championship and European Rally Championship, alongside commitments to substantial new investment and long-term growth.That deserves to be welcomed. Rallying has spent too long waiting for clarity while manufacturers considered future programmes, construc
The Meaning We Attach Before We Act (opens the original)
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In last weeks ‘Performance Begins Long Before It Becomes Visible’, I used the example of a siren approaching from behind while you are driving. Quite a few people resonated with this and asked whether I could explain more about why the same external reality can create such different internal responses.The simple answer is that we do not respond to reality directly. We respond to the meaning that begins to form around it.One person hears the siren and immediately checks the mirrors, judges the av
Performance Begins Long Before It Becomes Visible (opens the original)
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Performance is usually judged at the point where it becomes visible. A decision is made, a corner is taken, a presentation is delivered or a result appears. Someone looks confident, hesitant, composed or under pressure.By then, most of the important work has already happened.Before any action, reality has already been noticed, filtered and given meaning. That process is fast enough to feel immediate, but it is not neutral. It reflects how the person naturally takes in information, what they trus
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