Im 14 all most 15 and i want to race at the local track.................?
486326
Carl Edwards raced quarter midgets @ 14 on dirt.  I know what you mean!  Im 13 and love going fast.  Whenever im driving fourwheeler, pickup, whatever, I always got my foot in the carb when i know i wont catch hell for it.  My uncle races a 86 Monte Carlo Street Stock at our local track.  I love to go watch him race and work on his car.  I guess it just depends on your parents.  If you can handle a car real good wide open and dont get scared like some puss and start screaming, "OHHHHHHHHH  MOMMY, HELP ME!  THIS IS WAY TO FAST!"
243735
go to some of the local businesses in your area and see if they would be intrested. be sure to bring proof of your involvement in the race. try some family memebers who are on your side. get going you only have a week....
245584
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
849188
Hahahahahahaha! Sorry, I'm laughing at myself. I can't even do a mile in under ten minutes. If we were to race, I would've gotten my as$ kicked by a 12-year-old girl. lol \n\nYou need to check your BMI (Body Mass Index). Go here.
1023483
You can kick butt at 14 if you apply yourself correctly. GO FOR IT!
134060
The first thing to do is either start racing carts and/or attend a racing school. then work your way up through all the smaller racing leagues until you are good enough to make a name for yourself.
1034218
neither. i have a porche that i am fixing up so when im 16 i can drive it. it is a costom job and i will be able to do drift racing and regular street racing. i go to them all the time with my bf and all the guys hit on me and i think they would like me even more if i raced with them. but i still love my bf and he makes sure they dont like rape me. my car is the bomb! i live in texas you should come see them (and me later) race. its in houston and you should be able to find it its west of downtown and it starts at 1:00am!\nxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo!\nemail me to find out more:www.virgin_or_love@yahoo.com
1077240
Get your physical and mental conditions tonned. Start with local races, then try with rally. Determine which suits you. There are races all year long happening around the country. try to participate at-least a couple in the first year. \n\nkeep in mind, it involves a lot of time, dedication, money and most important of all a very good support from the family.
646905
you must be 15 and just starting out.....
954168
It all depends on the state.\n\nIn my state, you have to be 30 years old. Other states are 25-35.\n\nGood luck if you wanna run someday.
266599
I'm 24 now, but when I was in 6th and 7th grade I ran track too.  I started off not good at all.  I ran long distance (mile run) and came in 6th and 7th for 1st couple of races.  I got better by watching everyone else and seeing what they did.  I listened to my coach Mr. McGivern and took all advice I could.  Never give up, don't miss practice, and jog around block on weekends too.  Stay with it and stay determined.  Oh and work leg, arm, and stomach muscles as well as cardio train for more endurance.  LOL!
1060815
I actually started out watching and attending NHRA events my sophomore year in HS. I had a boyfriend and a best friend who race, and a matter of fact, they still do. I go a few times a year---Super Chevy, Night Under Fire, Spring Nationals. Then I got into NASCAR and Sprints. I love it all!!!
426696
there is no such thing as JUNIOR F1 CAR RACE.1st u should try ur hand at go-karting\nthen if u acquire the required skills,then ur next step would b formula3 racing\nin the mean time,find companies who 'll sponsor u( otherwise u r dead) coz its TOOOOOOOOOOO EXPENSIVE SPORT
1080014
For road racing, check the local clubs  You may need to drive 4 hours or more to find the tracks that the clubs run at but that's really the place to start.\n\nGet their rule book cause you need to set up a bike to pass tech (safety wire, tape lights, numbers..etc), as well as get the required safety gear (helmet, gloves, leathers, boots).\n\nTake the beginners school which normally happens on part of a Friday and all day Saturday.  If all goes well, he'll have his first race that Sunday.\n\nFrom there you acquire points not just for chapionships but to go to certain levels of experience from Novice to Provisional Expert to Expert to Pro.  It's different from club to club.  At certain point totals or experience levels, he can then run regional events. if he has enough points to become a pro he can then run at the national level.
356011
if you are 20+years old and asking I think your out of luck..\n\nmost of the drivers drive on tracks BEFORE they can get a lisence to drive on the street. that kind of experiance is tough to overcome.\n\nstart on local dirt tract and hope your good!!
995124
Run for local office.  You would be surprised at how many vacancies there are and no one is running in those positions.  Choose one, run, vote for yourself and then you start off on a local level career.  I know a young man now, but when he ran for local traffic court judge he was right out of high school and only 18.  They printed a Hugh article about him in the paper saying how could a child run for and possible hold an office in the court system @52,000 a year.\nWell, all that free publicity got him elected and he is to this day now sitting as judge in another part of local courts and making a lot more money and enjoying his choice at 18.\nTiming is everything.  Submit your application to a position just before the deadline.  HE HE HE
325591
no one has given you a good answer yet so here goes...fine a track close to your home and get a set of rules for the lowest class at that track.it will cost less to run in this class and give you some experience.then you can move up as you get better....