Teaching kids to drive the fastest machine they own — their brain.
Some brains collect everything. Every sound. Every movement. Every single second.
Classrooms call that distraction. Racing calls it a data feed.
Race Brain gives neurodivergent kids — ADHD, Autism, every racing brain — a world where a fast brain is the whole point, and gives parents the pit-crew tools to back it up.
The Race Brain stories, read page by page on site. Mark Pastry, Driver #42, and the lessons that turn fast brains into race-winners.
Five red lights. Lights out. How fast is your racing brain today? Real F1-style start with engine sound.
Fresh questions every day — Formula 1, Supercars, and Australia's biggest bike and car events. Build your streak.
The 4-4-4-4 reset real racing drivers use before lights out. A guided lap for big feelings.
You're the pit crew. Here's the game plan — language, routines and a simple daily lap you can run together.
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Five red lights. When they all go out — tap anywhere. How fast is your racing brain today?
💡 Pit-crew tip: jumping early happens to real F1 drivers too. Take a breath, reset, go again. Every restart is a choice.
What Mark Pastry does before every race. The same 4-4-4-4 reset real racing drivers use before lights out.
Five fresh questions in each category, every single day. Pick your grid:
Pick a category above to start today's quiz.
Parents vs kids works great — one question each, loser does the dishes. 😄
Raising a neurodivergent child — ADHD, Autism or both — is a team sport. Here's the Race Brain game plan.
Your child hears a lot of messages about what their brain gets wrong. Race Brain flips the script: ADHD and Autistic brains are racing brains — fast, alert, tuned to catch what everyone else misses. Some collect every sound in the room; some run a thousand laps on one glorious topic. Racing drivers get paid for exactly those traits. The difference is the track, the training and the pit crew around them.
Same brain. Different story. Different kid.
Every Race Brain story is written in the language of choice. Words like "can" and "choose" replace pressure words. A child who feels blamed shuts down; a child who feels capable takes the wheel.
Short, purposeful and repeatable beats long and occasional. A simple lap you can run together each day:
Big feelings arrive at race speed in a racing brain — and sometimes the paddock is simply too loud, too bright, too much. That's the hardware working as designed. In the moment, skip the lecture and offer the tool: "Pit stop?" Two words, one shared breath, and the front wing usually goes back on. The talk lands better after the reset, and it lands best in racing language your child already owns.
Race Brain supports — and never replaces — the advice of your GP, paediatrician or psychologist. You know your child best. We're here to hand you better tyres, not to drive the car.
Fun 3D-printed racing gear and pit-crew kit. The first production run is on the grid — coming soon.
3D-printed go-kart for your desk, in Koala Racing orange. A reminder that fast brains win races.
3D-printed racing helmet with a visor that really flips. Pop it on your pencil case.
Chunky 3D-printed badge for school bags. Wear the message that matters.
Team orange, kid and parent sizes. Matching pit-crew headwear.
Spot-the-mistake stickers straight from the books. Your brain sees what others miss.
The parent-and-kid matching set: caps, keyrings and stickers for the whole crew.
Every piece of gear fuels the next Race Brain book. 🧡
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