ProPak Program -- for Professional Drivers

Fernando Alonso got into the science of molding his own grips very quickly at Indy.

Arie Luyendyk's steering wheel notes in Dellis' log book reveal training on mu-slip curve.

For over a quarter century, PersonaGrip's ProPak Program has been refined with endless grip design development, troubleshooting, and driver training.

Numerous IndyCar and Formula One Championships have been won in the hands of drivers using PersonaGrip's serial-numbered racing steering wheels as they pulled into the Winner's Circles.

In the past -- prior to the Internet  -- Dellis was always present at the tracks to administer the PersonaGrip steering wheel conversions and support for professional drivers.
 
However, through decades of experience and now Videochat in everyone's pocket, drivers can now have their racing steering wheels converted and dialed-in from anywhere off-site, off-track, or around the world using overnight Shipping & Return.

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​In a Nutshell...

The ProPak Program uses an overnight Ship & Return method,  and offers a lifetime guarantee for rebuilds/tuning.
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What might look relatively easy on the surface gets quite nuanced as you go down the endless Rabbit Holes.

Working with high forces and movement in three dimensions at the Human Machine Interface (HMI) goes beyond the obvious finger flutes and wing combos. 

For these reasons, over a quarter-century of experience working with the world's best drivers has proven that steering wheel grips need to be remolded several times before they're right.

​But, when they're right...wow.

Pioneer

Michael Schumacher's PersonaGrip custom-molded steering wheel was used to win the Formula One Championship in '95 with Benetton (Ser.#159/F1-001).  It truly pioneered today's ProPak Program.

It was the first wheel that was converted using this quick turnaround Ship & Return method.  It was shipped overnight to Monaco for the F1 Grand Prix...which he won first time out on the track.

Michael Schumacher used this wheel in '95 to win the championship for Benetton.

Mental Transparency

When the design is mentally transparent, drivers often claim that they can make the car feel like an extension of their own thoughts in the corners. 

One driver told Dellis that he imagined the right-front tire being his right hand, and the left-front tire was his left hand.  He then said, "I feel like I can just claw my way around the track with this molded wheel."

Drivers also reported that there's a certain mental "sweetspot" when using PersonaGrip steering wheels that gets developed over time.  

If all this sounds like nonsense to you, it's because you are still applying the old rules to steering wheels....PersonaGrip's record speaks for itself.


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