Scared of Rain Driving on Track? Do This Instead.

Discovering that rain is in the forecast on race day can be daunting, but professional driver and driving coach Tom O’Gorman is here to help you navigate those tricky, slick track conditions with confidence. In this episode of the SCCA Shop Manual, presented by Hoosier, we break down essential techniques for adjusting your driving style when the surface gets wet. Whether you are a newcomer to the track or looking to refine your skills, O’Gorman provides practical, actionable advice that moves beyond simple caution. You will learn how to effectively adjust your driving lines, including when to move toward the center of the track to find grip, and how to master your gear selection to manage power delivery. The video features expert insights paired with illustrative footage that helps you visualize exactly how to approach braking zones and apexes in suboptimal weather. At the Sports Car Club of America, we want to ensure you have the knowledge to stay safe and fast regardless of the elements. Watch as we demystify wet-weather driving and help you turn a rainy forecast into an opportunity to improve your overall car control and racecraft on track

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