01Course description
The objective. The work. The standard.
Competition Licensing V transfers the complete readiness standard into a high-horsepower RWD competition platform. The student must manage rear-tire load, power-on rotation, acceleration, braking demand, and traffic without compromising predictability or racing room.
Observed sessions integrate starts, restarts, passing, defending, flags, pit procedure, incident response, and pace across a changing stint. Grey Team Academy documents readiness and remaining development priorities; only the relevant sanctioning body can evaluate eligibility and issue a license.
Primary development areas
- High-output RWD competition systems
- Rear-traction and torque management
- Power-on rotation in race conditions
- Starts and restarts
- Closing-speed and traffic decisions
- High-energy braking and release
- Passing and rule-compliant defending
- Off-line grip and recovery
- Tire, brake, fuel, and thermal management
- Balance change across a stint
- Incident and mechanical-problem response
- Consistency under race workload