wondering how to get my daughter into raceing is their a school i can send her to or a track we can go to?
815299
I would try your local track. Thats where they all say to start at. Good luck as Im tryin to get my daughter there too.
865167
here's me pointing you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.racingadventure.com/?gclid=CJTG-s3Gu4gCFSWIYAod1Rav0A
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.
186598
I would love to answer your question but I need to know the age of your daughter and what you want her to learn from the activities.  It would help to know what you do for fun.  Young girls like walks where they seek neat things like the chrysalae of butterflies or where you can talk about clouds and how they are made, that sort of thing.  Older girls like to learn crafts like beading, knitting, scrap booking, making collections.  Some like to learn games or draw pictures (learning colors to learning perspective)...it just all depends on the age of the child, your interests and what you want her to learn from the activity. We all want our daughters to develop confidence, able to share, to learn honesty and be a good sport to actual expertise as she gains confidence in her work, to name a few attributes.
327184
Talk to your church or business in the community.  Draw up a flyer to give them, giving the details of the trip and why it's important to go.  Offer to have your daughter come back and make a presentation afterwards about what she learned (especially good for a church that has kids' classes).  Check with your local politicians - city, county and state and make a pitch.  Have your daughter get ACTIVELY involved in finding her own sponsor.  It will come across better (i.e. she has an interest in getting there herself) and will teach her some responsibility.
287577
If you've got your heart set on racing, seek out some local bike clubs or teams in your area.  Bike shops often times have a team or a group of riders who train and race.  They can be a great resource and can even turn into great training/racing partners in your quest to become a pro.  The rest involves lots of riding, lots of racing, and a lot of determination. Be sure to find a club/group that has organized training rides and people your age that you can connect with. Good Luck!
512093
I think it would be possible, but you need to get her into training soon if you do.What's her sire and dam? Well, if you do race her, don't go more than 3 furlongs, it's hard for them.
371407
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.
257330
You need to speak with the school where you want to enroll your child first and follow the steps from there  They will most likely help you get going in the right direction
219323
Try contacting the Daytona Speedway, they should be able to help.
78769
All types of races have different categories because not all stock cars have the same elapsed time. There is usually a qualifiying stage for this and from there they would put you in your class. have loads of fun :-)
174420
Is your daughter in public school?  Is she is and she and your school qualify you are ENTITLED to free tutoring by federal law.  \n\nYou need to know if your daughter's school is a Title 1 school and if it has made AYP (adequate yearly progress).  \n\nThis org is defunct but has some helpful general info:  \nhttp://www.tutorsforkids.org/default.asp\n\nDo some online research and talk to your school principal and maybe your PTA leader to find out the answers and if your daughter qualifies, the school should have a list of approved providers who will give your daughter free tutoring.\n\nIf you don't qualify, still ask the principal and your daughter's teacher what you can do. Perhaps a college student who is studying to be a teacher can provide help at low cost.  \n\nPeople should be willing to help if you let them know you need it - most folks who work in education care more about children's success than their own pocketbook and would be willing to work with you if you're struggling financially.\n  Good luck!
511295
call the school she is graduating from.  Or, *gasp*, ask your daughter.
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Speak to the cheerleading coach.  Let her know you really want to be there, but have a prior commitment with the track team.  Then ask her if there is a time you can learn what will be taught.\n\nIf you word it correctly, she'll know you are serious when you say you're going to do it.  Coaches appreciate knowing they can count on their entire team, when they give their word.
489235
You need to get in touch with the Sate Board of Education for the state that she wants to teach in .  It will vary by each state...It's not a nationl thing.
54414
Have you ever raced Go-karts? Try getting into racing and then you can work your way up and be a NASCAR driver! I know how you feel too! I am 14 but I want to be in Indy car! Ever heard of Danica Patrick! But start off with something small and it will pay off!
705635
Go on line and search racing schools.You will find several differrent ones listed.They range from stock cars to open wheel.Good luck.