by Michael Luzich | May 20, 2026 | Blog, Michael Luzich, Racing, Sports Cars
In motorsport, small setup adjustments can have a major impact on performance, and brake balance is one of the most important among them. Brake balance refers to the distribution of braking force between the front and rear wheels of a race car. Teams and drivers...
by Michael Luzich | Apr 14, 2026 | Blog, Michael Luzich, Racing, Sports Cars
In motorsport, fuel is far more than just the energy source that powers the car. It is a critical performance variable that directly influences race pace, tire wear, handling balance, and overall strategy. Fuel load management refers to how teams calculate,...
by Michael Luzich | Mar 15, 2026 | Blog, Michael Luzich, Racing, Sports Cars
In motorsport, success depends not only on driver skill but also on teams’ ability to adapt their cars to changing track conditions. Over the course of a race weekend, a circuit’s characteristics can shift dramatically due to factors such as temperature...
by Michael Luzich | Feb 18, 2026 | Blog, Michael Luzich, Racing, Sports Cars
In motorsport, aerodynamic efficiency plays a critical role in determining how a car performs both on straightaways and through corners. Teams constantly work to balance two competing aerodynamic forces: drag and downforce. Drag slows a car down by resisting forward...
by Michael Luzich | Jan 7, 2026 | Blog, Michael Luzich, Racing, Sports Cars
In motorsport, success depends on the seamless collaboration between the driver and the engineering team. While the driver’s skill and instincts determine performance on track, race engineers play a critical role in translating subjective feedback into precise...
by Michael Luzich | Dec 16, 2025 | Blog, Michael Luzich, Racing, Sports Cars
In motorsport, every fraction of a second matters, and tire changes, refueling, and adjustments performed during pit stops can mean the difference between winning and finishing outside the podium spots. Pit crew coordination — the seamless choreography of multiple...
