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Posted by MyChron Mike
January 17, 2012
Learn Fast™ in So Cal, Feb 19
Kart Racing Data Seminar
- What: Data Seminar - Practical Data Acquisition with MyChron4
- When: February 19th
- Where:
- Contact Sharon Barros @ (909) 793-9695 for more info.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 11:01 PM
Learn Fast™ in Motor City, Feb. 11
Auto Racing Data Seminar
- What: Data Seminar - Practical Data Acquisition for Racers using AiM Products
- When: February 11th, 2012 - 9am - 4:00pm
- Where:
- Contact Info to get signed up.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 10:50 PM
Learn Fast™ in Philly, Feb. 4
Auto Racing Data Seminar
- What: Data Seminar - Practical Data Acquisition for Racers using AiM Products
- When: February 4th, 2012 - 9am - 4:00pm
- Where:
- Contact Chris to get signed up.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 10:42 PM
Learn Fast™ Data Seminars
Racing Data Seminars
- Feb 04 - VAC Motorsports, Philadelphia, PA (Auto Racing)
- Feb 11 - Capaldi Racing, Detroit, MI (Auto Racing)
- Feb 19 - Empire Karting, Redlands, CA (Kart Racing)
- Mar 03 - Currie Enterprises, Anaheim, CA (Off Road Racing)
- Mar 10 - Porsche Club, Stratham, NH (Auto Racing)
- Mar 11 - Porsche Club, Stratham, NH (Advanced Auto Racing)
- Mar 24 - Pegasus Racing, New Berlin, WI (Auto Racing)
- Mar 31 - Virginia Intl. Raceway, Alton, VA (Auto Racing)
- Apr 14 - Franklin Motorsports, New Berlin, WI (Kart Racing)
More details to follow.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 07:40 PM
November 09, 2011
Data Seminar at TC Motorsports in WA
Automotive Data Seminar
- What: Data Seminar - Practical Data Acquisition for Racers using AiM Products
- When: November 19th, 2011 - 9:00am-3:30pm
- Where:
- The cost to attend is $50, which includes lunch. Plus, you can apply the $50 to your next TC Motorsports purchase before December 31, 2011.
- Contact: Carlo
- How to sign up: Please call (253) 887-0500 or email Carlo.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 06:09 PM
August 24, 2011
Data Seminar in Danbury, CT - Sep 10th
Automotive Data Seminar
- What: Data Seminar - Practical Data Acquisition for Racers using AiM Products
- When: September 10th, 2011 - 9am-3pm
- Where:
- Contact: Spencer
- How to sign up: Please call (203) 730-0311 or email Spencer.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 04:00 PM
August 22, 2011
Chicago Data Seminar - Oct. 1st
Automotive Data Seminar
- What: Data Seminar - Practical Data Acquisition for Racers using AiM Products
- When: October 1st, 2011 - 9am-4pm
- Where:
- Contact: Al Uscinski
- How to sign up: Please call (708) 343-8677 or email.
- Cost: $100 - refundable on their next AiM product purchase from CP&T.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 04:17 PM
Montreal Data Seminar - Aug. 27th
Automotive Data Seminar
- What: Data Seminar - Practical Data Acquisition for Racers using AiM Products
- When: August 27th, 2011 - 9am-4pm
- Where:
- Fastco
4000 F X Tessier
Vaudreuil, QC J7V 5V5
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 04:07 PM
July 19, 2011
Wild Bill, 311 MPH on Two Wheels
Bill Warner of Wild Brothers Racing set another world record over the weekend with a 311.95 MPH pass - on a bike!! Blowing away his previous world record, set last year, of 273.36 MPH. Click here to read the story and see a video!
Recording the data and giving Bill his bike's vitals was an MXL digital dash logger from AiM, and capturing on-board video was a SmartyCam.
Congratulations Bill!!
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 08:16 PM
July 07, 2011
MXL, an Icon
The MXL, an icon in performance data logging instrumentation, was recognized as such by eBay Motors in their 'It's Race Time' ad.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 07:44 PM
June 28, 2011
Kart Data Seminar in Calgary, AB
Overdrive Motorsports will be hosting a Practical Karting Data Acquisition seminar at the Cardel Theater in Calgary, Alberta on Saturday August 6th, 2011. It'll run from 10am until 4pm with a provided lunch at noon. Roger Caddell from AiM Sports will be presenting the seminar.
Space is limited. There is a $25 fee which is refundable with a purchase within 30 days. For more information and to sign up, please contact Joey Guyon via email or call 403-270-0160.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 09:27 PM
ae Performace Lap Record
The BMW M3 from ae Performance laid down a 1:47.245 at Auto Club Speedway to set a RTA Street Tire RWD record. A new demo Solo, data logging GPS lap timer, and SmartyCam were onboard to capture it. The YouTube video can be seen here.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 09:10 PM
June 27, 2011
Karting World Record Attempt
To benefit the national Tourette Syndrome Association - friend and former AiM support engineer, Trey Shannon, will attempt to break the individual world distance record for 24 hours in a go kart. Trey's attempt will take place on October 25th, 2011 at New Castle Motorsports Park in New Castle, Indiana.
To help support this charity event and organization, visit www.kart25hour.org.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 05:50 PM
June 24, 2011
Kart Data Seminar in Dallas, TX
Roger Caddell of AiM Sports will be presenting another Practical Karting Data Acquisition seminar at the Dallas Karting Complex on Saturday July 16th, 2011. It'll run from 9am until 3pm with a lunch at noon.
Space is limited. For more information and to sign up, please contact Mike Jones via email or call (903) 527-KART (5278).
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 05:14 PM
Houston, We Have a Seminar

Auto racers know that data is an integral part of any winning program, but it can be a challenge to quickly and effectively decipher what it all means. Roger Caddell, of AiM Sports will teach you how to build practical analysis strategies for improving driver performance and car setup. The seminar will be held on Sunday, July 10th, 2011, from 9am until 3pm at MSR Houston. The seminar is free to members and $25 to non-members. Lunch and beverages will be provided. Bring your note pad, your laptop, and your questions.
Space is limited. For more information and to sign up, please contact Sydney via email or call (281) 369-0677.
Posted by Mike Jaynes at 04:18 PM