In North America Airbags, aka Supplemental Restraint System (SRS), first started being installed in cars back in mid-1970’s and have been required by law since 1989. We all understand the basics – in the event of a collision, the airbags (but perhaps not all of them) will deploy to help protect the occupants. Pretty simple […]
This can often be a confusing issue. Whether we like it or not, at some point we’re going to end up taking some form of medication. Perhaps it’s just something from the shelf at your local pharmacy, known as Over The Counter (OTC) to treat the symptoms of the Common Cold, or perhaps it’s something […]
Hopefully by now everyone have switched to Winter tires but have you checked your lug nuts since they were switched? Well if you haven’t switched to Winter tires yet, you’re long overdue but it’s not too late and that’s something you should get done as soon as possible. The next thing to think about is […]
Once the weather starts getting nice, people all across North America hook up their travel trailers and head off on camping vacations. Sounds lovely. But one thing that most drivers don’t think about is how they load their trailer, which is hugely important. Time and time again, RV camping trailers sway out of control, flip […]
Sometimes life is just stranger than fiction. This evening while coming home from Minden, we (fellow instructors Traci, Michelle and I) had an interesting and rather scary moment when we met a Ghost Car. Driving in Pea Soup thick fog (Traci was driving, I was in the front passenger seat, with Michelle in the back), […]
August 3rd, 2005 
admin I am pleased to announce that I am now an instructor for the Velocity Group’s “Driver for a Day” program. The program focuses on providing an exciting track experience for drivers wanting to experience the thrill of driving some truly exotic cars. Such cars include the Ferrari 355 Spider, Lamborghini Gallardo and Porsche’s GTR, Cayenne and Twin Turbo.
More information about the program can be found at: www.driverforaday.com
July 7th, 2005 admin 
As a competitor, I have always enjoyed collecting photos and videos of my experiences on the track. These make great collectable items and truly capture the moment.
As a long time photographer and competitor, I know how to capture the thill of competition. I now offer both still photos and digital video (taken from multiple angles both from inside the car and out).
June 23rd, 2005 admin On Wednesday June 22, 2005, I had the pleasure of acting as an instructor for the SVTOA and the GTAMC which are two Ford and Mustang clubs here in Ontario.
These are truly a great group of people who take their cars very seriously. There were over 60 cars present and we were very fortunate to have some amazing weather. I was able to sample several types of Mustangs in my role as an instructor including a Shebly Cobra kit car that was dyno tested to have just shy of 400hp and 320pd/ft of torque. It was a new experience for me driving an open cockpit car at about 230km/hr up the back straight.
I’m looking forward to instructing with them again next year!