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Section:Session Preparation

Arrive Ready To Use Your Track Time

Preparation makes coaching more productive. The less time spent solving preventable equipment or expectation problems, the more time can be spent on driving and feedback.

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Session Preparation
MLR Driver Development

Private Drift Coaching

Real driver development at Circuit ICAR in Mirabel. No instant booking. No mass group class.

01

Confirm The Vehicle Plan First

If you are using a school car, confirm which option Marc recommends and what is included. If you are bringing your own weapon, the car must be a suitable rear-wheel-drive manual platform and pass the safety review.

02

Bring The Required Safety Gear

A DOT-approved helmet is required. Bicycle helmets are not accepted. Long sleeves, pants, and closed-toe shoes are required or strongly recommended as confirmed before the session. Gloves are recommended.

03

Own-Car Drivers Should Prepare Consumables

Bring enough tires, fuel, and basic track-day supplies for the goals you discussed. Street cars may also need extra attention to cooling, brakes, fluid levels, wheel torque, alignment, and general reliability.

04

Show Up With One Or Two Clear Goals

A useful goal is specific enough to coach: hold a controlled slide, stop overcorrecting, improve left-right transitions, become more consistent on entry, or work on competition-style line and commitment.

Keep Learning

Related Driver Development

Use the academy guides to connect theory with the next practical coaching step.

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Theory helps, but private coaching lets Marc see the timing, habits, and decisions that are specific to you. Leave your name and phone number to start the conversation.

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