Which school is for race car drivers?
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http://www.racingschools.com/rs/
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There are usually local shops that build race cars. ask someone that races at a local track who built there car, chances are that a local shop did.
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Arkansas State Univ., because they are the best. The teachers are truly one on one learning in labs and class. The cost is very very good rich or poor you can go. The student government is always doing something fun and free. When you leave, you will know your stuff. When I received a job that they help me get, I loved it and still loving it and it is not because of my BMW’s (2005 Z4 M roadster with 333hp at the wheels, or my 2003 M3 with 350hp that I race.)
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I graduated from TDI Truck Driving Institute in Irwin,Pa. near Pittsburgh. They have other schools in the country not sure of thier location though. Good luck.
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this might help. There is a list of different kind of auto racing.
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Try SPEEDWAY MOTORS.com
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Here is a list of driver's schools in Charlotte:\n\nhttp://www.magicyellow.com/category/Driving_Schools/Charlotte_NC.html\n\nHappy Driving!
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You need to get a racing liscense. You will have to complete a 3-day racing school. Doesn't matter how good you are, you'll have to be liscensed. It's all about insurance.\n\nCheck out:\nPanoz Racing School\nBob Bondurant Racing School\nSkip Barber Racing School
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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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i'm one... love racing my car... 02 wrx... best thing ever. period.
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I think Rose Hulman in Terre Haute Indiana has a good program. One year students built solar cars and drove them through town.\nRose Hulman is an engineering school. It has been rated top school for 7 years in a roll.
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First of all you should go to the RAC Motorsport site where there are several information packs available on all sorts of motorsport. Read them before taking too many decisions as they may well help you in mapping out your career path in jarts.
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The truth is, you can't. To become a top Formula 1 driver, you need to have started karting at a very young age (6-7) and have won several karting championships.\n\nThen you'll need to attract enough sponsorship to jump into a starter open wheeled series like Formula Atlantics- do very well and get picked up for one of a couple dozen total seats in a top series like F3000 or A1. \n\nThen again, you must win enough races or championships to gain the interest of a Formula 1 team, somehow convince them to give you a test (maybe 2-3 drivers a year get 1 testing chance) and then you must blow them away in testing with very little change to acclimitize.\n\nGetting to this point is unbelievably rare- but to become a Michael Shumacher, you must then do amazing things while in a backend team for a couple seasons to gain the interest of a top team like Mclare, Ferrari, or Renault. Then you just have to beat your teammate and 18 other amazing drivers on the grid.\n\nHonestly for the rest of us, club racing in organizations like the SCCA or NASA are probably as far as we can go.
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Start in kart racing. NOW. Get really, really good. then hope you're noticed. Red Bull has a driver search program. The link is below\n\nKimi Räikkönen only had 23 professional races when he was signed by Peter Sauber.You don't need a lot of experience, you just need to be really, really good.
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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.
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If you are looking for Automotive Engineering, there are a number of schools. \n\nUniversity of Michigan would probably be a good program since they are located close a major portion of the U.S. automotive industry.\n\nYou can search using the site link below.
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First, gather a lot of money. Family sponsorships, company aids, whatever! You need a good and solid financial backing.\n\nSecond, move tho Europe, preferably to the UK. And join some minor circuit racing programs, even karting. You can start from that level.\n\nOnce you are "in" the industry, start networking with people in the sector. However, in the meanwhile you must obtain excellent results in whatever you are racing in order to be noticed and picked form a vast crowd of aspiring F1 drivers.\n\nThe fact that you are from India doesn't matter. Go to Europe and start racing. If you are good, things will develop. Don't forget the money, a lot of it behind you anytime you need it. And you will need a bunch! Don't expect the money to come to you after you get a couple of good finishes in minor categories.