How to get started in Racing - Hear from a professional race car driver

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Take a look at how a professional race car driver started his career, and see how you can become a successful racer too!
In this video, you'll hear from a race car driver about the importance of starting your racing career the right way. You'll learn about the basics of racing, including what races to participate in and how to find a good racing team. After watching this video, you'll have everything you need to start your racing career the right way!
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@AutoAhmed 10 месяцев назад

As as adult, what is the best way to get into racing without breaking the bank?

@TexasBig 10 месяцев назад

I believe they are called, "Lemons". 😊 5aking a small compact, put in roll cage after stripping out all the unnecessary junk and GO! I'm certain there are rules, no mother-in-laws, no Tasty Kremes, alcoholic beverage in a recognized container, seat harness, seat, helmet that has not expired or used in a crash before, just simple stuff. And as always, stay alive!

@TexasBig 10 месяцев назад

****Even if I were Max, or Lewis....I feel compelled to put Russell behind Lewis for some reason but I digress, I would never associate myself even if I took The World Championship, to be a "Professional". Just ALWAYS do your best, no compromise. If I were to ask a question, my first question would be, "Do you believe in God?" Because even demons believe, but 'hey!' 😊. I have a sensational need for speed, and though drag racing can be fast, the complexity of a track is my desire. It's finding that ultimate line of precision that brings the car to the razor's edge of destruction but finishing feeling it was the best day of my life. That would be a good day. The car and driver are one, to the limit of thresholds. There is no cure, other than death, until then driving knowing tomorrow may never come but just in case it does, don't break anything.