Darren Turner's guest appearances

Darren Turner

Speed City Broadcasting

The Marshall Pruett Podcast

The Parc Fermé F1 Podcast

Motor Sport Magazine Podcast

BARC - The British Automobile Racing Club Audio News and Interviews

Goodwood Revival 17 – 19 September 2021

Goodwood Revival Meeting 7th - 9th September 2018

In The Arena

Goodwood 76th Members Meeting - 17 - 18 March 2018.

The Car, Sim & Race Driver Show

Car Chat

RaceCoin Podcast

The Ski Instructor Podcast

Coffee & Crossing Roads

Guenther Steiner

Derek Bell

Chris Medland

Mario Andretti

Dario Franchitti

Murray Walker

Max Chilton

Andy Wallace

Charlie Kimball

Helio Castroneves

Shea Holbrook

Marcus Ericsson

Ryan Briscoe

Jackie Stewart

Bob Varsha

OwlTail

Welcome to episode 55 of The Ski Instructor Podcast and part 2 of my chat with Darren Turner.   I travelled to Aosta in the autumn to chat with Darren about his life in skiing, his career as an instructor and his subsequent changes of direction after skiing.  Darren grew up skiing in the UK and Europe, eventually becoming an independent instructor in Serre Chevalier in France.  In this episode we chat about his transition to making film, the development of the app and his philosophy for technical skiing and teaching.  You can get in touch with Darren through his website http://insightski.com/ or find him on facebook @darrenturnerskiing Dave Burrows dave@snow-pros.ski https://www.snow-pros.ski/english-ski-school-aosta-valley-italy music by www.bensound.com

Welcome to episode 55 of The Ski Instructor Podcast and part 2 of my chat with Darren Turner.   I travelled to Aosta in the autumn to chat with Darren about his life in skiing, his career as an instructor and his subsequent changes of direction after skiing. Darren grew up skiing in the UK and Europe, eventually becoming an independent instructor in Serre Chevalier in France. In this episode we chat about his transition to making film, the development of the app and his philosophy for technical skiing and teaching. You can get in touch with Darren through his website <a href="http://insightski.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://insightski.com/</a> or find him on facebook @darrenturnerskiing Dave Burrows <a href="mailto:dave@snow-pros.ski">dave@snow-pros.ski</a> <a href="https://www.snow-pros.ski/english-ski-school-aosta-valley-italy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.snow-pros.ski/english-ski-school-aosta-valley-italy</a> music by <a href="http://www.bensound.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bensound.com</a>

55 - Darren Turner, Insight Ski Coaching, Ski School App - Part 2

Welcome to episode 54 of The Ski Instructor Podcast.     I travelled to Aosta in the autumn to chat with Darren Turner about his life in skiing, his career as an instructor and his subsequent changes of direction after skiing.  Darren grew up skiing in the UK and Europe, eventually becoming an independent instructor in Serre Chevalier in France.  As well as this, he created the wildly successful Ski School app and now splits his time between video production and ski teaching.  We talk more about that in part 2. You can get in touch with Darren through his website http://insightski.com/ or find him on facebook @darrenturnerskiing I really enjoyed the conversation that I had making this podcast and I hope you enjoy listening to it. Dave Burrows dave@snow-pros.ski  https://www.snow-pros.ski/english-ski-school-courmayeur   music by www.bensound.com

Welcome to episode 54 of The Ski Instructor Podcast.     I travelled to Aosta in the autumn to chat with Darren Turner about his life in skiing, his career as an instructor and his subsequent changes of direction after skiing. Darren grew up skiing in the UK and Europe, eventually becoming an independent instructor in Serre Chevalier in France. As well as this, he created the wildly successful Ski School app and now splits his time between video production and ski teaching.  We talk more about that in part 2. You can get in touch with Darren through his website <a href="http://insightski.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://insightski.com/</a> or find him on facebook @darrenturnerskiing I really enjoyed the conversation that I had making this podcast and I hope you enjoy listening to it. Dave Burrows <a href="mailto:dave@snow-pros.ski">dave@snow-pros.ski</a> <a href="https://www.snow-pros.ski/english-ski-school-courmayeur" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.snow-pros.ski/english-ski-school-courmayeur</a> music by <a href="http://www.bensound.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.bensound.com</a>

54 - Darren Turner, Insight Ski Coaching, Ski School App - Part 1

In the first show of the year we have two great guests!  Arkeys74 &amp; Mr &amp; Mrs Darren Turner!  In a show which takes lots of twists as we have our commentator and co-host, Andrew Marr alongside us too.  We cover all the history of our guests and current F1, sim and car news.  Drive Fast &amp; Try Not To Crash!

In the first show of the year we have two great guests!  Arkeys74 &amp; Mr &amp; Mrs Darren Turner!  In a show which takes lots of twists as we have our commentator and co-host, Andrew Marr alongside us too.  We cover all the history of our guests and current F1, sim and car news.  Drive Fast &amp; Try Not To Crash!

The Car, Sim & Race Driver Show -- With Arkeys & Mr & Mrs Darren Turner!

Welcome to the show.  Today, we have Darren Turner.  A sim racer with a great YouTube community and super fast qualifying pace!  He's a lovely chap and in the interview you'll hear what it's like to race against the top sim racers and how to build a YouTube channel that's growing fast.  Drive Fast &amp; Try Not To Crash!  www.hughhatrick.com

Welcome to the show.  Today, we have Darren Turner.  A sim racer with a great YouTube community and super fast qualifying pace!  He's a lovely chap and in the interview you'll hear what it's like to race against the top sim racers and how to build a YouTube channel that's growing fast.  Drive Fast &amp; Try Not To Crash!  <a href="http://www.hughhatrick.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.hughhatrick.com</a>

The Car, Sim & Race Driver Show -- The Darren Turner Interview

If you are a regular listener, you'll know that Paul Charsley works for the Heart of Racing team in IMSA racing the immaculate Aston Martin car. As the Sporting Manager, Paul is steeped in all things racing and one fo the benefits is his access to the drivers and paddock of the IMSA series. As we speak, the 24 Hours of Dayton is starting and here is a very nice interview with a fantastic driver for the #23 Heart of Racing Aston Martin, Darren Turner. Darren didn't start our racing Aston Martins, he was an open-wheel guy and you'll love the stories of how he got in to racing back in the UK and his approach to his race craft in sports cars. Darren TurnerDarren Turner is one of the UK's most successful and experienced racing drivers. His talent was recognised early in his career when he won the much-coveted McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award, joining an elite group of racers including David Coulthard, Dario Franchitti and Lando Norris.Darren worked for many years as a test driver for the McLaren F1 Team, alongside a busy racing career in single-seaters, touring cars and sportscars.Since 2005 Darren has been a key member of the Aston Martin Racing team, a partnership that has seen him win the toughest race of them all, the Le Mans 24 Hours three times.In 2019/20 Darren is racing the Aston Martin Vantage GTE in the FIA World Endurance Championship. He also competes in many other categories around the world for customer teams.Darren continues in his role as high performance development driver for Aston Martin Lagonda.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4570561/advertisement

If you are a regular listener, you'll know that Paul Charsley works for the Heart of Racing team in IMSA racing the immaculate Aston Martin car. As the Sporting Manager, Paul is steeped in all things racing and one fo the benefits is his access to the drivers and paddock of the IMSA series.  As we speak, the 24 Hours of Dayton is starting and here is a very nice interview with a fantastic driver for the #23 Heart of Racing Aston Martin, Darren Turner. Darren didn't start our racing Aston Martins, he was an open-wheel guy and you'll love the stories of how he got in to racing back in the UK and his approach to his race craft in sports cars.  Darren Turner Darren Turner is one of the UK's most successful and experienced racing drivers. His talent was recognised early in his career when he won the much-coveted McLaren Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award, joining an elite group of racers including David Coulthard, Dario Franchitti and Lando Norris. Darren worked for many years as a test driver for the McLaren F1 Team, alongside a busy racing career in single-seaters, touring cars and sportscars. Since 2005 Darren has been a key member of the Aston Martin Racing team, a partnership that has seen him win the toughest race of them all, the Le Mans 24 Hours three times. In 2019/20 Darren is racing the Aston Martin Vantage GTE in the FIA World Endurance Championship. He also competes in many other categories around the world for customer teams. Darren continues in his role as high performance development driver for Aston Martin Lagonda. This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/4570561/advertisement" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.spreaker.com/show/4570561/advertisement</a>

Darren Turner | The Parc Fermé Downshift Podcast

Darren Turner (@darrenturner007) is a works Aston Martin racing driver. He currently races for Aston Martin in the GTE Pro category in the World Endurance Championships having previously won Le Mans 3 times! We have a chat about what it's like to race at this level along with Darren's work developing the Valkyrie, Vulcan and also his business providing high end simulators for driver development. Check out the video podcast: https://youtu.be/stifmMtA2_w https://www.instagram.com/darrenturner007https://www.darrenturner007.com/https://www.baseperformance.net/Hope you enjoy, Sam Support The Podcast:https://www.sammoores.com/shop/buy-sam-a-pinthttps://www.patreon.com/sammooresShow Notes00:00 = Intro + Getting Into Racing03:26 = Jordan Grand Prix Team09:12 = Jim Russel Racing School11:04 = Formula First Championship12:57 = Sponsorship19:45 = Vauxhall Lotus20:45 = BRDC Young Driver Award24:08 = The jump up to an F1 car with McLaren and testing27:51 = The transition from real world resting to simulator testing28:49 = Base Performance Simulators32:05 = Where are your simulators placed vs F1 and consoles35:07 = How close are Sims to a real car? 38:42 = What software are you using?45:58 = Adjusting car models51:08 = eSports + Legends Trophy54:40 = Crossover between real world driving and eSports driving1:01:01 = Le Mans eSports Racing1:02:32 = Real Le Mans1:04:35 = The Aston Martin journey + the differences between GT1, LMP and GTE1:11:12 = Scything through traffic1:20:33 = Winning Le Mans vs Winning The Championship1:23:18 = Why is Le Mans such a different beast?1:26:18 = Do you get into a zen like state?1:32:50 = Development driving on the road cars1:37:47 = Valkyrie vs Vulcan - who are they pitched at1:40:12 = Are you sad we aren't seeing a Valkyrie GTR at Le Mans?1:43:14 = BOP1:44:27 = 5 Questions Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Darren Turner (<a href="https://instagram.com/darrenturner007" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@darrenturner007</a>) is a works Aston Martin racing driver. He currently races for Aston Martin in the GTE Pro category in the World Endurance Championships having previously won Le Mans 3 times! We have a chat about what it's like to race at this level along with Darren's work developing the Valkyrie, Vulcan and also his business providing high end simulators for driver development. Check out the video podcast: <a href="https://youtu.be/stifmMtA2_w" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://youtu.be/stifmMtA2_w</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/darrenturner007/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/darrenturner007</a> <a href="https://www.darrenturner007.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.darrenturner007.com/</a> <a href="https://www.baseperformance.net/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.baseperformance.net/</a> Hope you enjoy, Sam Support The Podcast: <a href="https://www.sammoores.com/shop/buy-sam-a-pint" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.sammoores.com/shop/buy-sam-a-pint</a> <a href="https://www.patreon.com/sammoores" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/sammoores</a> Show Notes 00:00 = Intro + Getting Into Racing 03:26 = Jordan Grand Prix Team 09:12 = Jim Russel Racing School 11:04 = Formula First Championship 12:57 = Sponsorship 19:45 = Vauxhall Lotus 20:45 = BRDC Young Driver Award 24:08 = The jump up to an F1 car with McLaren and testing 27:51 = The transition from real world resting to simulator testing 28:49 = Base Performance Simulators 32:05 = Where are your simulators placed vs F1 and consoles 35:07 = How close are Sims to a real car?  38:42 = What software are you using? 45:58 = Adjusting car models 51:08 = eSports + Legends Trophy 54:40 = Crossover between real world driving and eSports driving 1:01:01 = Le Mans eSports Racing 1:02:32 = Real Le Mans 1:04:35 = The Aston Martin journey + the differences between GT1, LMP and GTE 1:11:12 = Scything through traffic 1:20:33 = Winning Le Mans vs Winning The Championship 1:23:18 = Why is Le Mans such a different beast? 1:26:18 = Do you get into a zen like state? 1:32:50 = Development driving on the road cars 1:37:47 = Valkyrie vs Vulcan - who are they pitched at 1:40:12 = Are you sad we aren't seeing a Valkyrie GTR at Le Mans? 1:43:14 = BOP 1:44:27 = 5 Questions Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

#070 Darren Turner | Aston Martin Works Racing Driver / Base Performance Simulators

COFFEE &amp; CROSSING ROADS Podcast hosted by Carl Thompson.Featuring special guest speaker Darren Turner.Darren Turner is one of the UK's most successful and experienced racing drivers. His talent was recognised early in his career when he won the much-coveted Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award, joining an elite group of racers including David Coulthard, Jenson Button and Lando Norris. He worked for many years as a test driver for the McLaren F1 Team, alongside a busy racing career in single-seaters, touring cars and sportscars. Since 2005 Darren has been a key member of the Aston Martin Racing team, a partnership that has seen him win the toughest race of them all, the Le Mans 24 Hours, no less than three times. You can also follow him on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/darrenturner007/We Discuss:- His early days of his motor racing career.- Winning the Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award.- Being an F1 test driver for McLaren.- Le Mans 24 Hour with Aston Martin Racing.- Electric cars in motor racing.- Being an ambassador for the Cayman Islands.Further Reading:https://www.darrenturner007.com/ https://www.visitcaymanislands.com/en-gb/ https://www2.astonmartin.com/racingThank you for listening.

COFFEE &amp; CROSSING ROADS Podcast hosted by Carl Thompson. Featuring special guest speaker Darren Turner. Darren Turner is one of the UK's most successful and experienced racing drivers. His talent was recognised early in his career when he won the much-coveted Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award, joining an elite group of racers including David Coulthard, Jenson Button and Lando Norris. He worked for many years as a test driver for the McLaren F1 Team, alongside a busy racing career in single-seaters, touring cars and sportscars. Since 2005 Darren has been a key member of the Aston Martin Racing team, a partnership that has seen him win the toughest race of them all, the Le Mans 24 Hours, no less than three times. You can also follow him on Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/darrenturner007/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/darrenturner007/</a> We Discuss: - His early days of his motor racing career. - Winning the Autosport BRDC Young Driver of the Year Award. - Being an F1 test driver for McLaren. - Le Mans 24 Hour with Aston Martin Racing. - Electric cars in motor racing. - Being an ambassador for the Cayman Islands. Further Reading: <a href="https://www.darrenturner007.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.darrenturner007.com/</a> <a href="https://www.visitcaymanislands.com/en-gb/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.visitcaymanislands.com/en-gb/</a> <a href="https://www2.astonmartin.com/racing" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www2.astonmartin.com/racing</a> Thank you for listening.

Ep9. With Darren Turner

Part of the Aston Martin furniture in the manufacturer's GT racing programme, Darren Turner sits down to discuss his career in this week's Motor Sport podcast.The British GT and World Endurance Championship driver talks about his career in GT racing, his almost two-decade-long affiliation with Aston Martin and even sharing a car with Colin McRae at Le Mans.The podcast was made in association with Nicholas Mee and Classic &amp; Sports Finance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Part of the Aston Martin furniture in the manufacturer's GT racing programme, Darren Turner sits down to discuss his career in this week's Motor Sport podcast.The British GT and World Endurance Championship driver talks about his career in GT racing, his almost two-decade-long affiliation with Aston Martin and even sharing a car with Colin McRae at Le Mans.The podcast was made in association with <a href="http://www.nicholasmee.co.uk/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Nicholas Mee</a> and <a href="http://www.classicandsportsfinance.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Classic &amp; Sports Finance</a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Darren Turner podcast

Host: Jai Shukla &amp; Guest: Darren Turner Q1 — Tell us about your driving experiences when you were a child. What got you into it and made you choose this as a career? Although obsessed with Formula 1 as a kid, it still took Darren Turner a solid year to convince his parents to let him drive even a go-kart. He’d drive the local track pretending he was a Grand Prix driver, not even realizing it was possible for a kid like him to become one. That realization became a reality years later after showing off his talent as a Formula 1 mechanic, leading to his first driving position. Q2 — At what point did you decide to actually turn it into a career? It wasn’t a decision really, but more of an opportunity. Attending a racing school and winning the final sort of secured the deal in his mind. After that, Darren did everything he could do find enough money to start racing full-time. Q3 — I know a lot of drivers mention luck and right place right time to get to where they are. You ended up a part of the GT Championship. Can you talk a little bit about that? Most drivers don’t really get to choose where they end up. I mean, everyone wants to get to Formula 1! Unfortunately, there are only so many opportunities, so you really just end up where those opportunities take you. Darren Turner admits feeling lucky to have ended up at Aston Martin in 2004 as a development driver. Q4 — You’ve had quite the career, winning Le Mans three times. Talk us through some of these wins. We had some hiccups between ‘05-’06, so in ‘07 our victory was glorious. The pressure and the challenge make the win that much more bittersweet.   Q5 — What makes a race mean the most to you? The most special are the ones where you can look at your own individual performance and know you did great. Normally it’s a collective performance that gives you the win, but it’s knowing that I did the best of my abilities during a race that carries the most weight. Every driver is looking for perfection!   Q6 — What’s your take on having that mindset of self-improvement, trying to be that person you want to be in the car? Your development as a human is ongoing and if you rest on your laurels you’ve basically given up! He’s coming up on 20 years racing, and seeing the new generation of drivers coming up helps him learn to brand new things. The new generation’s techniques and approach is different, and while he’s always trying to improve on his own, having that fresh impetus definitely helps him evolve and stay sharp.   Q7 — What are some examples of things the new generation has brought to the sport? They’ve raced with different manufacturers, so they bring lots of technical expertise to the table. They see things in a different way and drive with different techniques from previous generations. If one of these techniques cuts one-tenth of a second per lap, in a Le Mans race that adds up!   Q8 — Can you talk us through some of the changes in your perspective about racing over the decades in your career? Honestly, not that much has changed. The motivation is still there -- he’s hungry for performance and hungry for results. Of course, some things have changed — he’s got a family now — so naturally, the motivation is a little different than before. But he swears he’s just as driven as he’s ever been. You can’t take that out of the driver!   Q9 — What would you say to someone who’s starting up and hasn’t understood the balance of on-track versus off-track? Number one is that you’ve got to understand that everyone on your team is on a journey as well. If you’ve got a lot of attitudes, you’ll have to purely rely on what you do on the race track, which will only go so far. You’ve got to get the balance right and put the effort into remembering that everyone is with you, but on their own journey as well.   Q10 — What would you have done if you hadn’t chosen racing? One hundred percent he’d still be involved in motorsports, but if he had to choose a profession that doesn’t involve engines and burnt rubber, then it would be something that lets him travel the world. He’s had so many great experiences traveling in motorsport that in hindsight he couldn’t choose anything else. He also has a love for yachts, so maybe he’d be sailing around the world in a boat.   Q11 — What do you see for the remaining of your career? If he had to quit right now, he’s already done more than he ever could have dreamed as a kid. There are a few more years left at Aston Martin, though, and he’s doing more projects on the road car side. However, he still wants to continue driving until someone forces him to stop!   Q12 — A lot of people I’ve spoken to have transitioned into teaching or coaching. Is this something you’re at all interested in? There are a few drivers he’s been coaching at Aston Martin, but he stays humble about it. Darren Turner admits he can be a bit too demanding and impatient sometimes, but his experience more than makes up for the few imperfections.

Host: Jai Shukla &amp; Guest: Darren Turner Q1 — Tell us about your driving experiences when you were a child. What got you into it and made you choose this as a career? Although obsessed with Formula 1 as a kid, it still took Darren Turner a solid year to convince his parents to let him drive even a go-kart. He’d drive the local track pretending he was a Grand Prix driver, not even realizing it was possible for a kid like him to become one. That realization became a reality years later after showing off his talent as a Formula 1 mechanic, leading to his first driving position. Q2 — At what point did you decide to actually turn it into a career? It wasn’t a decision really, but more of an opportunity. Attending a racing school and winning the final sort of secured the deal in his mind. After that, Darren did everything he could do find enough money to start racing full-time. Q3 — I know a lot of drivers mention luck and right place right time to get to where they are. You ended up a part of the GT Championship. Can you talk a little bit about that? Most drivers don’t really get to choose where they end up. I mean, everyone wants to get to Formula 1! Unfortunately, there are only so many opportunities, so you really just end up where those opportunities take you. Darren Turner admits feeling lucky to have ended up at Aston Martin in 2004 as a development driver. Q4 — You’ve had quite the career, winning Le Mans three times. Talk us through some of these wins. We had some hiccups between ‘05-’06, so in ‘07 our victory was glorious. The pressure and the challenge make the win that much more bittersweet.   Q5 — What makes a race mean the most to you? <a href="https://race-coin.io/making-the-most-of-racecoin/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The most special</a> are the ones where you can look at your own individual performance and know you did great. Normally it’s a collective performance that gives you the win, but it’s knowing that I did the best of my abilities during a race that carries the most weight. Every driver is looking for perfection!   Q6 — What’s your take on having that mindset of self-improvement, trying to be that person you want to be in the car? Your development as a human is ongoing and if you rest on your laurels you’ve basically given up! He’s coming up on 20 years racing, and seeing the new generation of drivers coming up helps him learn to brand new things. The new generation’s techniques and approach is different, and while he’s always trying to improve on his own, having that fresh impetus definitely helps him evolve and stay sharp.   Q7 — What are some examples of things the new generation has brought to the sport? They’ve raced with different manufacturers, so they bring lots of technical expertise to the table. They see things in a different way and drive with different techniques from previous generations. If one of these techniques cuts one-tenth of a second per lap, in a Le Mans race that adds up!   Q8 — Can you talk us through some of the changes in your perspective about racing over the decades in your career? Honestly, not that much has changed. The motivation is still there -- he’s hungry for performance and hungry for results. Of course, some things have changed — he’s got a family now — so naturally, the motivation is a little different than before. But he swears he’s just as driven as he’s ever been. You can’t take that out of the driver!   Q9 — What would you say to someone who’s starting up and hasn’t understood the balance of on-track versus off-track? Number one is that you’ve got to understand that everyone on your team is on a journey as well. If you’ve got a lot of attitudes, you’ll have to purely rely on what you do on the race track, which will only go so far. You’ve got to get the balance right and put the effort into remembering that everyone is with you, but on their own journey as well.   Q10 — What would you have done if you hadn’t chosen racing? One hundred percent he’d still be involved in motorsports, but if he had to choose a profession that doesn’t involve engines and burnt rubber, then it would be something that lets him travel the world. He’s had so many great experiences traveling in motorsport that in hindsight he couldn’t choose anything else. He also has a love for yachts, so maybe he’d be sailing around the world in a boat.   Q11 — What do you see for the remaining of your career? If he had to quit right now, he’s already done more than he ever could have dreamed as a kid. There are a few more years left at Aston Martin, though, and he’s doing more projects on the road car side. However, he still wants to continue driving until someone forces him to stop!   Q12 — A lot of people I’ve spoken to have transitioned into teaching or coaching. Is this something you’re at all interested in? There are a few drivers he’s been coaching at Aston Martin, but he stays humble about it. Darren Turner admits he can be a bit too demanding and impatient sometimes, but his experience more than makes up for the few imperfections.