The 2010 OptimumG Vehicle Dynamics and Data Acquisition Seminars by internationally renowned racecar engineer Claude Rouelle is tailored for individuals who want better track performance, thanks to a deeper understanding of vehicle dynamics and race car engineering.
One seminar will be held May 16-18, 2010 in Lansing, Michigan ($1,550 before April 16 or $1,850 for late registrations).
The next one will be held June 20-22, 2010 in Los Angeles, California ($1,550 before May 20 or $1,850 for late registrations).
In three intensive days you will get the equivalent of two semesters of vehicle dynamics courses, which includes:
Acquire easy and practical ways to understand the fundamentals of vehicle dynamics and apply them to race car design, testing and development;
Learn to “connect the dots” between tires, aerodynamics, weight distribution, kinematics, steady state and transient weight transfer, damping, engine and transmission;
Comprehend the connections between car design, car setup, circuit profile and driving styles;
Appreciate the benefits and the possible limitations of data acquisition, modeling and simulation;
Acquire a “good idea of the large picture” to value the challenges faced by each design and exploitation engineers in their specific department;
Have the opportunity to ask specific questions related to the car you work on and get direct answers.
Claude Rouelle has been a motorsport engineer for about 30 years and has worked in Formula 1, NASCAR, Australian V8s, IndyCar, Indy Lights, GT and more.
Visit our website to find the entire list of topics covered and register for the seminar.
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One seminar will be held May 16-18, 2010 in Lansing, Michigan ($1,550 before April 16 or $1,850 for late registrations).
The next one will be held June 20-22, 2010 in Los Angeles, California ($1,550 before May 20 or $1,850 for late registrations).
In three intensive days you will get the equivalent of two semesters of vehicle dynamics courses, which includes:
Acquire easy and practical ways to understand the fundamentals of vehicle dynamics and apply them to race car design, testing and development;
Learn to “connect the dots” between tires, aerodynamics, weight distribution, kinematics, steady state and transient weight transfer, damping, engine and transmission;
Comprehend the connections between car design, car setup, circuit profile and driving styles;
Appreciate the benefits and the possible limitations of data acquisition, modeling and simulation;
Acquire a “good idea of the large picture” to value the challenges faced by each design and exploitation engineers in their specific department;
Have the opportunity to ask specific questions related to the car you work on and get direct answers.
Claude Rouelle has been a motorsport engineer for about 30 years and has worked in Formula 1, NASCAR, Australian V8s, IndyCar, Indy Lights, GT and more.
Visit our website to find the entire list of topics covered and register for the seminar.
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