Has any one ever come across a Racing System that actually works,and makes money?
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If three different handicappers list a horse as a winner, bet that horse to show.
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That's one of the toughest gigs to land in all of racing but if you're serious you need to start at the bottom.  That would be Go-Cart racing...yes, I am serious!  They have its of classes and it's here most get their start in open wheel racing.  \n\nIF you're good and the right eyes spy you then you MIGHT get invited to test for one of the open wheel teams that run in various 'feeder' series such as the Mazda Star Series.  Better win some races and probably a championship because the next stop (if you're REALLY lucky) is IRL or CART.  Lots of guys race their entire careers there and never even get the privilege to talk to even a back running F1 team so you might consider selling your soul at this point if success is really that important.  \n\nOK, I guess your fingers still dripping where you signed in blood so I'll give you the last and probably harshest bit of news.  Even if you get to F1 it's most likely you'll start for one of the small teams, you know, the ones whose names you likely don't even know like Menardi or Saulver.  Yup, even F1 has it's feeder teams and it's here you must shine your brightest all the while driving equipment which is, well, not substandard but old, the cast offs and outdated equipment from teams like McClairen, Williams and Big Red. Expect a lot of heartache as you'll know that in each and every race you have an almost infinitesimal chance of even finishing in the points and absolutly zero of winning.  \n\nOh, I almost forgot the most important part...MONEY!  Most of the smaller teams where you get your start require a driver buy in, or in other words big bucks for the chance to get behind the wheel and the last I heard it was about a cool $1,000,000 to get a seat at even the lowest level.  Why do you think it's only rich Europeans behind the wheels?  Old family money for spoiled rich kids to 'compete' for the families honor. \n \nSorry to be the bearer of bad news but facts are facts and I certainly don't make the rules.  My best advice to you if you TRUELY want to be a race car driver is to start in Go-Carts or entry levels of any of the dirt racing series and make a name for yourself.  Even if you don't get to the top you'll have a blast and make memories which will last a life time. So here's to living the dream. Best of luck to you, and I really mean it.
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Yes, love it! Right now, I have a Gary Fisher Cake 2 Deluxe. Most of the time, I ride trails in the metro Phoenix area, but I get to Flagstaff, Show Low and Sedona now-and-then, too. Been doing it for about 15 years, and I am a former shop mechanic. \n\nI've done some really epic races like 12 hour relays and 60 + mile singeltrack races. Good fun, and a much different flavor than regular races. But races are pretty rare for me; mostly, I just like a good, long ride.\n\nBest advice? Don't look at the obstacle, look at the way around it. Don't lock up your rear brake. When you're climbing, focus on short segments of the trail. If you can't ride a certain part of the trail, get off and walk and give it a try next time. Have fun!
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You will need to win in amateur car racing before anyone will take you seriously. Many drivers start in go karts.
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check out Mario Andretti, he has won at all levels and types of racing from F1 it Nascar  :)
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This is a working link for the game ur lookin for:\n\nhttp://www.gameholegames.com/dragracer/dragracer3setup.zip
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you could always buy a nascar game for your pc or console system. i don't believe there are any websites that have online nascar racing
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When my son was racing, he and my husband made flyer type things, describing any races won, and a list of how much things cost, etc. and attached a picture of him in the kart after he won a race(holding the checkered flag). They personally took them to anyone they wanted to sponsor them. Make sure you put their logo on your kart, and send them personal letters thanking them. My son also sent pics to them to show how he was doing. \nHope this helps, and good luck to you.
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What are you asking? There are two companies I think you are talking about: 1) Unique Autosports, & 2) Unique Performance.
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PlayStation and XBox have some..  and there are plenty of games that simulate an actual car for the PC.  Other than that, take the old beetle out to an abandoned parking lot and let her rip.
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I just recently started with internet speedway.. here is my site: http://ezbuyer.ispeedway.com\n nothing fanciful. but i have been working my butt off for the last 2-3 weeks and not one sale.. not sure how long it usually takes though.. there is a link at the bottom of my page though for them and please stay in touch and let me know if you figure out anything that works and any marketing strategies as well.. \n GOOD LUCK!!!
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The cheapest route is to go to your local tech school for automotive technologies, and then get on a race team, and work your way "up"\n\nother schools are available but I feel they are cost prohibitive. \nAnother thought is that there are more teams available in late model Nascar type racing.\nMost people involved in top fuel racing, are racers and/or car owners.
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Morning, \n\nI signed up for one year, and guess what,like everyone else I have heard reporting on it,  the telephone system lost a lot of money.  If the system was any good, they would be able to pick out the winners from the system as they use the "best bets" from the system to put out on their telephone line.  \n\nIf you are really good at finding winners on the system, you probably do not need any system to help you.  Also, you would have to back two or three horses in EVERY race to cover any  potential winner that the system might throw up.   As you can see, that is  an imposible thing to do - you would lose a fortune in one week.  Last summer, they often gave about 20+ points every day to bet on the telephone,  and bearing in mind their points in relation to the profit they advertise in the RP is £100 a point to reach their profit figure.  Needless to say, most of their telephone tips lost or those that won were at short prices, so the loss was huge.\n\nA  lot of the "winners" they claim in the RP are from the system, which they have not managed to find to put on the telephone.  If any of the races that day throw up a winner from the top three, they call that a winner even though they have not found it themselves to give out on the "best" bets form the telephone.  \n\nEvery person I have seen commenting on the system has said don't throw yuour money away and it is a huge con etc.  Obviously, they may have a few good winning bets from time to time (but not when I was a member for a year) to put in their ads but unless you can afford to lose a lot of money (plus the cost of the system and/or tele;phone service, or want to take a huge gamble, be very cautious.  I wish I had been!\n\nPerhaps you can let me know what you decide to do and how it turns out for you.  Good luck\n\nCheers
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Yes this actually works. I get to work much faster when I use nitro.  I am never late using this technique.
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Yes. With the "Race to the Cup" for the top ten for one thing. When one position in points can mean hundreds of thousands of $, I feel sorry for the guy in eleventh place. Under the old rule 11Th place could possibly move up a couple of spots to 8Th or 9Th, maybe. And what are all these penalties for "non-approved" parts. These parts aren't illegal, just not from a supplier that has sucked up (payed off?) to NASCAR. Used to be you could run any part that conformed with the rules. It didn't matter if you built it yourself or bought it. And these young drivers, used to be that a driver had a few years of experience before moving up to NASCAR's big league. These new drivers are good, but inexperienced. And the new drivers all seem to fit the cookie cutter corporate image. They are good looking and articulate. A short guy like Cale Yarbourgh, or a driver that spoke like his mouth was full of marbles like Buddy Baker, or an ex-convict like Junior Johnson, wouldn't make it in today's corporate racing world. I think NASCAR should stop being such a glamor sport and go back to basics, go fast, turn left, and may the best driver/car win. I'm curious as to how many of these race fans are really fans. A lot of these people only watch racing on the TV or maybe attend a couple of NASCAR races a year. How many go to their local short track? Almost everyone in the contiental U.S. is within an hour's drive to a local track. These tracks offer about 4 hours or more of entertainment for under $15 on most nights. Whether the track is paved or dirt, running late models, open wheeled sprint cars or modifieds, you will probaly see some exciting racing. As I said before, let's get back to basics.
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there are Indy, HOOTERS, IROC, drag racing, dirt track (late model, modifyed, amiture), small paved tracks, look around the internet a little and you wont have much problem finding a track
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not that i know of, but hey..not a bad idea. start your own 900-gripe line.. just like the sex lines but people call to gripe/complain yell scream just basically take out  their frustrations for 99 cents a minute . Let me know when you make your first million , theres this nice car I've been eyeballin'