[delsaner]

As a former drive team coach, I agree with what has already been stated.

It is ideal to be able to adapt to certain situations.
1) Yes it is good to have a base strategy before the start of a match, but if something goes terribly wrong, you must be able to change that game plan around in order to adapt to that unexpected happening.
2) When discussing pre-match strategies, you have to look at everyone's strengths and weaknesses. It would in your best interest to design an optimal game plan in order to capitalize on everyone's strengths.

When you are on the field, you need to be able to deliver your commands very effectively. You need to state your commands loudly, detailed enough so your drivers know exactly what must be done, must simply enough that there is no confusion within the drive team during each intense match.