The driver · Founder & Coach
Senna Moorlag
Racing driver. Driven by data. Always improving.
Senna Moorlag is a racing driver from Friesland, in the north of the Netherlands. He started karting in 2021, earned his racing licence at the end of 2023, finished second in class at the 24 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps and in 2026 trained in the TDB Young Driver Academy before his debut in the Mazda MX-5 Cup Benelux. He prepares every circuit with more than ten hours on the simulator and a data debrief after every session. Racecraft Academy is that method, structured for sim racers.
- Race wins
- 8
- Podiums
- 30
- Pole positions
- 8
- Racing since
- 2021
Race wins
Podiums
Pole positions
Racing since
01Career
From karting to the Mazda MX-5 Cup.
Karting, a racing licence, club racing, a 24-hour race and a structured young-driver programme: the same ladder the academy teaches, climbed with the same methods.
- 2021
Karting debut
Starts racing karts at the circuit in Ulrum and works through several kart classes.
- 2023
Kart champion and racing licence
Wins his first karting championship, then earns his racing licence at the end of the year: the step from karts to cars.
- 2024
First car races
A guest start in the PTC Cup, and his first laps in a Mazda MX-5 at the KNAF orientation day.
- 2025
24 Hours of Spa-Francorchamps
Races in the PTC Cup and finishes his first endurance race second in class, at the 24 Hours of Spa (2CV/C1). Ends the year with a Mazda MX-5 rookie test.
- 2026
TDB Young Driver Academy
Test days at Zolder, Mettet, Spa-Francorchamps, Zandvoort and Assen, with in-depth data analysis after every session. Debut in the Mazda MX-5 Cup Benelux at the Trophy of the Dunes, Zandvoort.
- 2026
Racecraft Academy
Opens his preparation method to sim racers.
02Honours
Results so far.
03Philosophy
How Senna coaches.
Fundamentals win races
Most lap time isn't found in clever tricks. It's in braking, vision and consistency, done correctly every lap.
Data confirms. It doesn't drive.
Telemetry shows where you lose time. Your feel shows why. We train both, and in that order.
One change at a time
Every session has a single focus. Small, measurable steps, one session after another, add up over a season.
04Why the simulator
“I prepare for every race weekend on the sim.”
Track time in a real car is expensive and short. Before a race weekend Senna puts in more than ten hours on the simulator for every circuit: learning the track, rehearsing qualifying laps and working on technique. After every session, the data shows what to work on next.
The academy uses the same approach, and the Rookie programme starts in the Mazda MX-5, the car Senna races. Your rig becomes a training tool, not just a game.
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