Simumotion driver training centre

Founded by Julien Abelli, Simumotion has become known for the design, manufacture and operation of professional automotive driving simulators. Since its creation, the team’s skills have continued to develop in the real world by offering multiple services for the preparation of drivers, both in karting and in cars. The wide range of Simumotion’s knowledge now offers a wide range of training possibilities, allowing everyone to find a solution that suits them.

In its Rungiss (94) centre south of Paris and only five minutes from Orly airport, Simumotion Performance has facilities and staff to evaluate, target and increase the athletes’ abilities with services ranging from a two-hour session to a four-day course. The strengths of the structure are above all specialisation and skill.

A very specialised team
Under the leadership of Julien Abelli, creator and coordinator of the centre, a team of highly skilled specialists has been formed to meet all the needs of driver preparation.

Alexis Landais is responsible for driver analysis and training. A graduate in mental preparation and collaborator with the INSEP, he tests, analyses and discusses the strengths and points of improvement of each driver. He also sets up concentrated strategies so that each driver can get the most out of their potential.

Pierre Yves Marchand, a fitness trainer and graduate dietician, is also a posturologist.
With these multiple skills, he can manage body coordination and control perfectly, an essential element for the success of a driver.

Gabrielle is a sports physiotherapist, with extensive field experience in international competition. Her main mission is to prevent and treat trauma related racing at a high level. She has a space reserved in the training centre and also cooperates during the tests. Thanks to her knowledge of motorsport, she knows how to find the right words and implement the right warm-up strategies to boost the drivers during the different phases of the competition.

Adapted infrastructure
The Simumotion Training Centre has seven differentiated spaces to allow drivers to develop their skills.
– Weightlifting
– Specific reinforcement
– Cardio (rower, skierg, bike)
– Reaction time
– 6-DOF dynamic simulator (hexapod)
– Physiotherapy and osteopathy space
– Relaxation area

Solid references
Many drivers have already trusted Simumotion to help them do their best behind the wheel by physically and mentally preparing for the demands of racing. Norman Nato, Arthur Pic, Charles Milesi, Théo Pourchaire, Max Defourny, Jimmy Helias, Hugo Valente and Adam Eteki are included in this long list as well as Victor Martins with whom Simumotion won the 2016 FIA Karting Junior World Championship.

Contact Simumotion and visit the training centre to find out about the training potential of this innovative structure dedicated to driver development.