how do i get a big time raceing carear?
113140
need to get started in dirt or get a ride in dirt or asphalt modifieds and finish well from there
1113939
i dont know much about bike racing, im assuming you mean cycles and not that bmx stuff. but check out a local track and see if you can find something like a kids club or junior racing club, they sometimes pair you up with an older driver(rider in your case) and you have races. Thing is, bikes and cars are a lot to maintian. hope you can do it, we need more girls out on the tracks!
406412
U need to move up through lower formula's through (usually) carting until you gain a super licence.\n\nBest thing you can do is to get into carting and see if you have an aptitude but don't set your heart on it as there are very very few F1 places ever available ... even the lower series are over subscribed.\n\nA lack of talent can also be made up for by having substantial sponsorship ... so called 'pay drivers'.\n\nGood luck and remember us when you are famous.
1021472
I can only speak about our situation here in Northern ireland but most Trusts have SW trainee programmes where you agree to work for them after qualification (although actually they cant make you stick to it!)\n\nContact the training and development section of your local authority and speak to the most senior person you can get. If you are already half way through your training and doing OK you should be a cheap and attractive option for them\n\nAlternatively send a letter into community care magazine and you should get a lead there. good luck
427651
go on to the amazing race website on CBS.\nyou'll need to fill out a 5 page application and do a 2 min video on you and your partner.\nact fast, the deadline is coming up.\ngood luck!
1099873
I would think you have to make an application one year ahead of each race to MIS. They have to plan way ahead for every inch of space in and around the track.  Probably it is to late for this race. Contact MIS.
364490
Go look around for relatively big companies, a friend of mine was able to get a $20,000 sponsorship for a car though, but he now has to go to every local auto show and hand out flyers, there's some stickers of the sponsor company on the car, and he must travel at least something like 75 miles a day...
555424
it largely depends on what type of motorsport you wish to get involved in, my suggestion is go to your local track as most have schools and ask to speak to someone or visit the jim russell racing school website www.jimrussell.com and contact someone there.
356253
It will be hard, but possible - not all top drivers come from rich families. You should really have talent and some luck would do too.
228256
Start small. Most local tracks have an entry level that requires a modest investment. They may be call Factory Stock, Detroit Iron, Street Stocks or Bombers. Go to the track you think you'd like to compete at and check them out. Get a copy of the rules because they differ from track to track. As you improve with experience you can move up in class and perhaps acquire a sponsor. Remember, no business wants to advertise on an also-ran car, so keep it pretty and don't do anything to embarrass the sponsor. Good luck!
762952
heck if it is thta far out //run some more races if you can..try to give yourself a realistic goal and a possible goal..like 33:30 for a rea;istic goal and under 30if you keep running and improving
721952
Get your race resume together and start networking with folks.  Sponsorship isn't necessarily getting a full ride with getting your bike painted with your sponsors colors.\n\nSponsorship can take the form of getting a discount from your local shop to run their stickers.  You can also get free stuff from spark plug and lubricant companies.  You have to submit a race resume, of course.\n\nThen there is contingency programs that you can apply for.  Depending on where you place in certain events, you get a check from the company with the contingency program.  Assuming you user their products and ahere to their program rules.\n\nThen you can also target local busines for assistance as well.  Lots of small businesses don't really know how to market very well, so sponsoring you may be a way to generate business.\n\nBut it doesn't stop there, you also need to keep your sponsors happy by keeping them up today on your results and plans for the season.  Don't forget to thank them at the end of the season and anytime you get infront of cameras or newspapers for their support.
242303
Contact your local running club. They can provide things like a race director, insurance, and know how to get permits in your city. You need sponsors and any donation even like cups help. Develop a check list early on. Tee-shirts, race numbers AND VOLUNTEERS!!!!
968757
Unfortunately, it's not that easy.  we have been racing for 14 years now & are constatnly looking for sponsers.  It requires very good people skills & basically selling yourself as a product.  You and your car will represent whichever company sponsers you.  It requires meeting a lot of people & a lot of knocking on strangers doors. I'd start with auto parts stores.  Also, we have made some deals with our favorite resturants & companies that we work for.  It helps to put together a portfolio about yourself & your racing achivements. Also - your sponsers might want you to bring your race car down so that can can view what condition your equipment is in & also, on days that the comapny has a big sale or open house, they might want you to bring the car down so that their customers can see it also.
340335
Apply for charity care its probably in your community some ware
957048
Not sure what tracks they have in India?  Check out some bike web sites, but the best thing to do is finish what you studying just incase the bike puts a end a future you currently busy in, then take a few trips to London where you can get used to Brands Hatch and Silverstone, if money is not the option move to the U.K. and get into the standard biking class where some of the big sponsers might be able to help. Get the Doctors auto biography and read how he did it, that is why i am sure he stays in the U.K. as all the big guys sponser wise is from there.  Sounds like you really are passionate about it so thats the best way to begin, maybe check out some bike shops in the U.K. and see if you can get a job from them first and work as a pit crew if the shop has one.  Im from South Africa and support Vale too, but from here most of our top riders go to the U.K. live out of trailors and try and get there name into the sport as soon as they can as it becomes for costly but then again as i said if money isnt the option go over and follow what you dream of doing, i think all bike riders like myself would like to be like all the top riders!!!  It takes alot serious hard work but GO 4 IT!!!!
194250
Experience is one thing, winning is another.\nI assume you are an NHRA member. If not, join up and pick your racing class.\nYou start by winning at your local track, then move on and try to win your division. If you win, you'll go to the nationals. the more you win, the more you will be noticed.\n\nWinning cars and winning teams are what sponsers want. The more you win, the more often your sponsers product or service will be seen.\n\nBeyond that, it takes alot of leg work... phone calls, e-mails, begging, etc.\nStart by going after local sponsers and work your way up.\nDon't get discouraged and just keep trying until they give in.\nDon't shoot for the moon either, just work your way up by winning races.\nI know a lot of good racers who can't get sponsers, so don't get your hopes up too high.\nGOOD LUCK!!!