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Jim-Kearney

Jim Kearney operates KDD, Kearney Driver Development. He is a driving coach who’s mission is to help drivers become faster, more consistent, and competitive. He spent 32 years racing in Formula Vee, Formula ford, F2000 and SSC. He is a four-time SCCA Northeast Division FVee Champion with numerous top ten finishes. He’s a published writer with his words appearing in Sports Car magazine and Speed Secrets Weekly to name a few. Jim’s Napkin Manifesto, “Little Things Do Add Up.” Is a testament to Jim’s philosophy about driving fast and tuning the helmet, not engineering the race car. As drivers gain confidence, performance rises and happy drivers go faster.

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SUCCESS QUOTE

“Understanding that everyone is different.”

CAREER CHALLENGE

Jim decided to go racing and purchased a Formula Vee kit and spent 16 weekends building the car. A challenging task considering his lack of mechanical skills and experience.

AH-HA MOMENT

Jim’s Napkin Manifesto is his Ah-Ha moment and has become a cornerstone to his coaching practice. This manifesto is based on the concept that little things do add up.

FIRST SPECIAL CAR

A Lotus Europa

BEST AUTOMOTIVE ADVICE

Be kind to your ass because it bears you.  – From the book by John Muir How To Keep Your Volkswagen Alive: A Manual of Step-by-Step Procedures for the Complete Idiot

AUTOMOTIVE RESOURCE

Speed Secrets Weekly – www.speedsecretsweekly.com
FAVORITE BOOK  

Peak Performance – Charles Garfield

PARTING ADVICE 

Happy drivers go faster.

HOW TO FIND JIM

Kearney Driver Development – www.kearneykdd.com

Facebook – www.facebook.com/kearneydriverdevelopment

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