OVERDRIVE fans! I know this is similar to the video we did with Max Fosh, but we wanted to make it more focused on driving technique and so decided it was better for it to sit on Driver61. There will be new content coming out on OVERDRIVE soon, so stay tuned! Cheers, Scott.

This was so much fun - Ty for having me!

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the steel balls Scott must have to put himself in a car with a noob and telling them to send it 👏

I think this video speaks better of Scott as an instructor than of Will as a student. Will did a fine job, but Scott's way of teaching is quite remarkable!

3:39 The moment he thought Scott would brake, then realising Scott didn't brake until a full second later 🙂

Damn, someone has talent! With one bloody day of training he improved so damn much. No imagine a full week of training. I reckon he might have a shot at some amateur class racing series with a bit of training.

The energy in this video is immaculate. Smiling almost the whole time. Well done, Scott and crew! Massive ups to Will for being absolutely rapid.

Who would you like to see next? Let's get a leaderboard going!

Coming from someone who's been a club instructor for 15 years, it's validating to see a pro instructor start with the same fundamentals: Vision, weight transfer, and smoothing of inputs. Regarding the first, at our schools we mark the turn-in, apex, and track-out of each corner with orange cones. I try to get my students to focus on the track-out cone as soon as possible. And once it's obvious they're going to get tot that cone, be looking down the track for the next turn-in. Another trick I've seen used (but I haven't done this) is to put a piece of tape on the windshield about 1/3 up from the bottom, and tell the student their eyes should always be pointing to a spot above it.

The roundness of the helmet somehow emphasizes his square head even more

8:22 "We found the limit and we decided to tell the limit to piss off" I love that

This was one of your better videos. I really like the conclusion with both Scott and Will in the Porsche. I feel like some of the previous videos ended without a satisfying conclusion.

Wills last lap in the Mazda looked amazing, what a difference! Incredible coaching, I would love to have this opportunity, I've done quite a few track days in the past and even had a little bit of coaching, but nothing like this.

This is the style of video we like. Driver61s main advantage over other car yt channels is the skill and experiance of one of their drivers. We love these driver training videos and tips

11:28 - that explanation of gentler braking and throttle, and how it helps weight transfer, finally got me to understand trail braking.

The thing about trail braking is that it's one of those addictive feelings. Once you learn to do it right, it just feels sooo good, that you want to experience it constantly. Especially in a manual car. Yeah, doing fast laps is great and all, but that feeling of full control over the car and the feedback, especially from something mid-engined like an MR2... absolute bliss.

Good stuff, love Will, love Driver61. Great episode, guys!

Definitely enjoying the coaching aspect for normal drivers! Perfectly suited for Driver61!

This is a really cool format. _Much_ better than the "every time they lose, we upgrade their car" format, frankly. I loved seeing the progression! It made me feel like I was really involved, feeling his victories and improvements rather than just watching a video. Plus you don't have to get half a dozen cars at once, so it's got to be an easier format to organize!

Driving skills are the one thing but knowing the track is the other which makes you faster.

The whole point of being fast is to hit brake points and be patient, smooth through turns. This video shows exactly that. No aggression needed what so ever, which most of the drivers do exactly that, use aggression.

Highly appreciate that you've taken on board some suggestions on getting in representative lap times for both yourself and the guest, at both the start and the end of the day, and in both slowest and fastest cars. Really helps the audience to see just how much they've improved and just how brilliant your mentoring is. One of the may reasons your channels are worth clicking the bell icon for notifs, the videos are always a treat

Excellent video. For me this brings the "dicking about in cool cars" format back towards the (sim) driver training format to just the right extent. Keeps it fun, but also informative/technical. Great job.

Hahah I’ve been asking for Will to be on this series for ages, bloke loves cars and motorsport. Top lad.

wow that scott person was outrageous! he should be pro, great training from willNE too, such a good coach

I'm only an average sim racer with some track and karting experience but I can tell that Will has some natural feel for car handling, even on his first lap, his reactions to counter the car's oversteer shows that he has some talent, Great video!

What an amazing video! It's incredible to see just how much progress can a random bloke, who loves karting make in just one day of driving. I really loved the way Will was constantly getting instructions and feedback. Keep up the good work!

Will is an absolute character. Should definitely get more people on for more of this

Wicked video! The patience you had and your approach to coaching Will is impeccable! Cheers guys!

Wow! I always tell my clients how important coaching is but this is absolutely a stunning example of such. Good work by the team! I’d love to see more of this content!

Loved the analysis, explanation coupled with the physical demonstration of the impact of braking and accelerating on the car's balance.

Such a shame the overdrive team isnt around anymore. This series was class on overdrive, looking forward to see what you have upcoming regardless

This was a mixture of brilliant coaching and brilliant driving. Great to watch. Scott was really enjoying seeing Will's improvements, just as I do when coaching on track in my MX5. One difference with me is that I prefer my drivers to start at 80% of what they think they can do and build from there, with the same learning topics in the same order. But then I do my coaching at track days where drivers are also learning to be in traffic on track and where they don't always have such big and flat run-offs. Smooth is fast.

Very fun video to watch, as you guys clearly had a lot of fun, but it was also educational and I got to learn a ton of what happen to a car on a racetrack juste by watching mere minutes of your coaching! We want more like these! 🏎️🚗

0:45 _"Let's get it goin' the right direction first, and then we'll start to optimize"_ I like this dude

Seeing the difference in how settled the Mazda was around the corners before and after training was probably a better visual illustration of weight transfer than most of your more technical videos on the subject. Great work. Started out bobbling around all over the place, and after the training he just soared through the corners like a bird.

Great video! One of my favourite things about track days is the ability to play with your car, explore the limits, experiment with the balance and improve your own skills in a relatively safe environment, with no risk of getting a ticket. This video made me wish I could do one every weekend. More please!

Top notch, that was the most entertaining video I've seen in a long time! What a great student he is(good teacher also). Thank you so much for making this.

Awesome Scott. I have been following and learning from you Driver61 playlist from past few years and trying to improve my sim racing and karting [sometimes] skills and gain bits of time. But replicating those tutorials into a trackday kind of thing by coaching someone really shows how important technique is in track driving. Would love to do similar [or overdrive] stuff someday😊🙌

Coincidentally got on your channell, simply LOOOOOVED every second of this clip - and therefore, of course, subscribed immediately. Especially enjoyed the enthousiasm of the 'instructor' seeing the progress of the 'student'. Just GREAT, really. Thumbs up👍👍👍!!

Epic video, the beginning was so fun and had me laughing out loud! What a great guy to work with, his enthusiasm reminds me of what I love about performance driving.

Wow. No way he had no experience of driving fast was what I thought. The way he catches the drifts? Absolutely superb.

This is really like something from the good old top gear, it was very very instructive in terms of what could be achieved with excellent coaching and a keen learner but it was also extremely fun and funny to watch certain parts. Nothing beats genuine enthusiasm from both parties. Just brilliant!

We need Behz and Josh Zerkaa doing this😂

This was genuinely such a good video - Really informative, great fun - personalities were super, amazing camera work, nice story, lovely editing. Honestly could be a TV show.

Absolutely love your channel boys. Keep up the great work, happy new year🎉🎉

This video was soo fun to watch and I learnt a loot from it too! An excellent video for the start of new year. Keep the great content coming!

This is a good evolution of the "driving with other people" videos you guys have been tinkering with. I like the focus on instruction over competioin

Not only was it a blast to watch, but I actually learnt something as well. Love the enthusiasm and humour. Thank you Scott! Well done Will!

Great video. Entertaining to see how was all the process was ans the driver's evolution. Keep up with good work.

That was so fun to watch and made me want to work harder to get track time. WillNe got so much faster by being smooth on controls vs where he started. Very impressive! Also I drove a GT3RS (991 I think from 2013) on a track and I couldn't stop smiling for months. Life changing experience to be sure. Thanks for posting!

This is actually a great concept of an exercise/video and executed amazingly. Top video

Great video. Loved the tips and the showing of improvement.

Great video! It is really nice to see WillNe evolution through the first and last atempt!

This was a great video and also sparked some buried memories from a couple students I’ve instructed. Vision is something I can spend all day coaching on. Exactly like you put it, the further ahead you look the smoother and proactive you can be

Its crazy how good a teacher Scott is. Made me realize I need to find a driving coach near me, this is valuable info.

Really enjoyed that. Great teaching must be being able to transfer knowledge whilst making the recipient feel good about it.

Smooth is fast. As a part time instructor you can tell he was getting better just watching his hands. One smooth motion out, in (apex), power down, track out. Your steering angle should be mirror your pedal application. More steering angle = less pedal, brake or gas.

I really enjoyed watching this - and I've just learned how car balance is more important than how quick you can brake and get back on the throttle. I always believed i should stamp on the brakes, then turn, then apply full throttle as soon as possible but this video shows how thats not going to exploit the grip the car has when everything is balanced. It's a shame that track days are too expensive for me now, as I'd love to get back on track and put some of this learning into practice. I'd love to spend a day in the car with Scott and really learn how to be in control on the limit! 10/10 video guys!

I really liked the educational aspect of this video, great job :)

I have watched like tens of the videos from you and normally there is some technology Topias- and you are telling some nice details. This video shows that motorsport is physical act and you are understanding it so high level that you can be perfect teacher. It would be nice to have video where you are sharing what you are thinking when you hotlaping.

This was so enjoyable. Educational, entertaining, and we got to watch a box man learn new skills 🙌🏻

amazing comparison, great teaching and a great student.(always need both to succeed)..well done everyone

Couldn’t agree more with looking where you go! VR has really helped me personally by giving me that depth perception. I can really “look through the corner” like I couldn’t with a single monitor. Great video guys! I knew Scott would be faster in the Miata in his first go!

Amazing content scott! Informative & entertaining!

I personally love these videos like this! Also when all 3 of you guys do competition against each other. Great videos! Keep them coming guys!

Awesome awesome video! Love watching how you instruct and how much driving technique actually makes a difference! I drive a stock 350z at my local Autocross and can keep up with some of the fastest modded guys purely on better technique over them.

I watched all your videos and I already learned a lot Scott! This one was the most funny one, thanks a lot!

That's really good coaching. My mate Will is a lucky man. Thanks all for sharing it.

Great video. Shows what they teach you at the major driving academies - balancing the car correctly is key to a fast lap time.

This was a FANTASTIC video. Well done Chaps. Top shelf.

I was looking for ways to improve cornering while sim racing my Porche and Corvette and watching you train ths guy helped alot - lucky dude - which I could have experienced that. Thanks for doing this. I’m gonna go work on traction throughout the whole turn now.

Holy shit guy improved so much and Scott teaching by the individual needs it’s what’s helped on this 🎉

That was such a great watch. Great video!

It was really fun to watch the coaching and learning processes. Episode!

Vision was THE SINGLE biggest thing that impacted my driving for the better. I was racing in a monthly arrive-and-drive karting series of about 90 drivers, and I was consistently finding myself in the back of the B-main / front of the C-main (so around P50 to P70 of 90). I did some coaching sessions with a great coach who drilled into me how critical proper vision is. After a few sessions with him I came back to the next month's round and found myself running mid A-main (P10-15 of 90) and sniffing at podiums! Vision slows everything down and gives your mind time to process - it also opens up the rest of your periphery to do useful things like navigate traffic and find gaps in the pack. Great stuff!

This way far more entertaining than I expected. Everybody had great enthusiasm and energy!

guys a natural! awesome vid, amazing teaching

This seemed like genuine fun, great video!!

Great video, you should definitely do this with more youtubers! If you could find more drivers like Will, you could make your on AM racing team!

this was such a joy to watch! top job , thank you!

What an awesome day for Will. And how awesome of you guys to give him the opportunity. I'm speechless, otherwise. Oh, and jealous x 100 😂🤣

That was great and really enjoy the focus on technique instead of pure entertainment. Now would be interesting to see that from different levels. What does someone that does amateur racing need to improve and what would Scott be tought by someone coaching e.g. in an F1 Academy/Farm-Team? Or on dirt?

8 seconds of improvement after a day of training is damn impressive. Awesome job guys!

This was an excellent idea for a video! And it was well filmed and edited all around. There is a good balance between showing the fun and thrill of driving, and discussion about racing and coaching. It highlights the coaching more than the personalities, but the personalities is what makes the video work so well. It would be exiting to see you coach someone who isn’t initially at all comfortable going close to the limit on a race track, and ease them into it. Doing it over multiple track days might work better. For a nervous student part of the learning is emotional, not just technical, and they still need to be in front of a camera. What I would personally like to see included is slower recaps of full laps, with commentary by you or the student. This would help audience get a better feel of the track as a whole.

NC Miata has SO MUCH body roll! And I say that as a proud owner.

What a great video. As an instructor myself, this video encapsulates the process of every new student driver. Technique before horsepower, the last second is mega difficult compared to the previous 5+ seconds. I always ask my students, "Do you want to be fast because you bought a fast car, or because YOU are a fast driver?" Then I say, if you want the best modification to your car being YOU driving, then focus, learn, and use the techniques. This process will work with almost everyone for that initial big improvement. That last second improvement, well, that's another story and another video, IMO. Again, great video, thanks!

Loved it. Watching you coach rookies is incredible

Scott's coaching is so good - anybody watching this can take something from the video to apply to their own driving. It's the driver first, car second!

This was a great watch, ive been sim racing for 3 years on iracing ive been at 3111 irating witch isnt bad for a rookie, ive been picking up tips from everyone matt malone, jimmy, suellio, dave cam+ more, but ive learnd how to actually look in to a corner now, that was super interesting, i just tend to focus on the outside kurbs and apex's i dont look past them in to the actual corner, cant wait to try implement some of this in the sim

This was amazzing! Wildly entertaining, and also informative?! What am I experiencing?!

I would rather drive a slow car fast, than a fast car slow! Also Miata MX-5 are much cheaper than a 911. Scott is a very good coach.

Loved this... I learnt from it.... So.much insight... Fantastic video

This was very entertaining. The joy and panic blend brilliantly.

I would definitely watch "Driver coaching KZfaqrs"

Such a fun video. Excellent coaching. Excellent student

would honestly love to see some more will on either of the channels tbh love his personality and he gels in so well

Wow! That was a blast!! Good job WillNE!!

The most entertaining part was Will's face when he got back in the Porsche.. Welldone Scott,a brilliant video.

Man what a great and fun video. Would love to see this again with maybe different cars but same dynamic and have rotating guests.