5 Tips for Finding Sponsors (I WISH I KNEW THESE EARLIER!!) 

Thanks man!

I'm watching this at 2 I. The morning 😂

That’s so much for the compliment!

That’s the reason I made the video. There really aren’t many videos covering this topic! Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks man!

Thats kind of up to you. You need to find people who can help in your career and contact them.

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Thank you!

He is a good kid

Thanks Man! Really appreciate the support it means a lot!

Thank you!

No problem!

Try and find what you need. If you need tires approach someone for tires. If it’s chassis do that as well. Just focus on accomplishing those needs

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@@NorbergNation Your welcome! I'll stop by your channel and check more content... Im kinda digging in on multiple subjects... also... starting my channel in the infant stages... I into cooking... fitness.. motorcycles... life advice... Im just gonna make my channel about everything and see what sticks... Just want to help people through life with lessons from my own life... whats a good video on your channel to start getting to know what youre doing?

@@journeywithjekyll2873 that’s cool man! I’ll have to check it out

@@NorbergNation be easy on me... no edits... no fancy lights... just my iphone... and me.. haha.. I watched the craash video... I haave never seen carting like thata before... that looks like real world mario cart... I mean that in the most awesome way... I saw you draaft and pass a guy right before the hard right... beautiful work!!

Thank you!

Thank you!

It’s definitely one of the more important ones!

Thank you!

Start small and grow from there. If you don't know your value, it might just be your ability to do work

Yes it does. Like I said be creative. See if there is someway you can pay someone back that isn’t monetary

@@NorbergNation currently im looking to get myself started by driving in formula student i asked the team ill be joining and they said that they usually pick the fastest driver in karts out of all the existing team members so looking to prove myself there :)

@@neilbasuracing that’s awesome Goodluck!

@@NorbergNation I managed to join the Uni Motorsport Society to try and prove myself, and race in their championship. It's gone quite well actually haha I made a video about it, would be great to hear what you think as a youtuber yourself :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zVjsUuquKGM.html

Sounds good!

@@NorbergNation thanks mate really appreciate it.

Yes it’s going to be. It’s almost impossible to get a sponsor for anything without any experience. You have to take some time to set up a name for yourself before you get a sponsor.

@@NorbergNation thank you ryan nobody gives this info!!! i appreciate it!!! hope my business goes great to see u at the grid ;)

Hahaha it’ll be like the fig Newton logo on Ricky Bobby’s car

I started at 10 years old so your not far behind. I know drivers that have started later and have done really well

9 years old

Thank you!

Yes it is but I wouldn’t suggest doing that for your first race in outdoor karts. It’s a different animal all together. Look for a smaller series around your local track just to get your feet wet first.

When it comes down to smaller amount of money ask for trades like have them buy a set of tires or a pale of fuel. It feels more personal than getting handed 100$. But towards your question, find out your value and get a sponsor for that. If what you can offer is only worth $100 than that’s all you’ll get. More value = bigger sponsorships

In the US we mainly use the MG yellow compound and they last relatively long

@Peter Stiller thanks bro for the feedback

@Peter Stiller bro you race in china?

@Peter Stiller I'm in Xi'an man i would love to know where you buy your tyres

@Peter Stiller I have to race maxxis tyres, I race tkm. Honestly they last for ages but they are terrible (especially the wets) in terms of grip

Yes it’s all about building value

Honestly just build connections, you need to still prove yourself to be worthy, you should also tell the business what you offer via exposure to their company

The same tips still apply. The big note to take away is value. What value do you bring to a business that would be sponsoring you. You have to make it worth their money. Don’t think of yourself as a charity for a business but an investment.

I don’t know where the kid rolls get put so it’s funny that it happened right then hahah

That’s creative forsure. You need to make sure the person your asking can help, unfortunately I don’t have the capabilities but good idea

@@NorbergNation as Han said "50% percent of something is better than 100% of nothing"

Wrong person to ask hahaha. I’m still working on supporting myself

Yeah go for it!