24 hours of continuous data collection with some of the amazing #MSU College of Education students I get to work with.

And they say driving a race car isn’t stressful….

Had a great time speaking with this amazing group of students. Check it out.

Joe Visker, PhD, RCEP, Eric C. Leszczynski, Austin Wellette-Hunsucker, Ashley McPeek, PhD, Melissa Quinn, Seong Hyun Kim, Jason N. Bazil and David Ferguson (MSU Department of Physiology, College of Education) show how postnatal growth restriction alters myocardial mitochondrial energetics in mice! 📜buff.ly/43SuitY

Had a blast working on a “neck up” paper with this team. Thanks for including me and for contributing great knowledge to the field. #driverscience

Been an amazing 24 hours. Spoke at American College of Sports Medicine in #Boston and then flew to Detroit to watch Ricky Taylor Filipe Albuquerque @WTRAndretti win the #DetroitGP

Big thanks to MSU @WTRAndretti Ricky Taylor Jordan Taylor for helping put this together and it’s great to show some of the work we have been doing.

It was an honor to talk about Kinesiology and race car drivers on NBC Entertainment Big thank you to @WTRAndretti MSU College of Education for their support. Opportunities like this help keep drivers safe and fast. If you missed it you can check it out on Peacock

Some “cool” stuff that was developed from some “hot” research.

A long time ago Charlie Kimball agreed to come to the lab, what followed is the foundation for everything we know about race car driver physiology. I was lucky enough to chat with Charlie about this on his podcast Speed Bumps. Take a listen.

On Nov 1, 2024, the Department of Kinesiology at MSU celebrated its first 125 years (1899-2024). It was an opportunity to reflect on our past and take stock of the accomplishments and challenges of the field of kinesiology as a whole as we envision the next 125 years!

I love cool research. bbc.com/sport/formula1…

Check out this great story from MSU on Aidan Davis and the work he has been doing to improve race car driver performance and safety. msutoday.msu.edu/news/2024/stud…

New study in collaboration with Justin Holland and Megan Davis on the physiological differences between simulator and actual racing. frontiersin.org/journals/sport…

Thanks Chris!…based on your statement I feel there is another paper coming.

Big thank you to NBC Sports and Wayne Taylor Racing for letting us share some of the work we do to promote driver health, safety and performance. We were on the broadcast twice and you can still catch us on Peacock reply.

I am very excited for the F1 movie because they included a VO2max test. Bravo! youtu.be/n-MDGqexqjQ

I had a good time sharing some of the lessons learned from twenty years in #motorsports with #theicms linkedin.com/posts/david-fe…

It was a pleasure to share some of our data on driver cooling at #theicms with an amazing team of students and colleagues. I am also exited to share that I was elected as the next chair of the International Council of Motorsport Sciences. Excited for the future projects.