how to get into formula1 car race?
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Inorder to get onto a driving seat one has to first have a super licence which can be obtained by displaying one's skills in local, national level, etc. small races like go carting etc. after obtaining the super license one may build his/her repute by  entering in smaller world championships like formula3, indy car etc. then with the help of sponserers he can have a test drive with any of the F1 teams with their approval. and if you fulfil the necessary requirements and if the team feels you as suitable for a driving seat, u may be given a driving seat.
656626
I signed up to sky broadband for the motorsports, its £9 for a years subscription, and you can watch all the news updates and highlights on line. and even check out archived ones. they also have driver interviews which is kool.
915810
check out Mario Andretti, he has won at all levels and types of racing from F1 it Nascar  :)
1108550
If you have several thousand dollars to spare or know a generous sponsor, you can enroll at a driving school such as Jim Russell or the Derek Daly School (I believe Derek sold it to someone else last year). Some racing schools run their own mini racing series and, if you have any talent at all (and a fair chunk of cash) you can then advance to a Formula Ford or Formula 2000 series ... If you are really serious about becoming (an open-wheel) racing driver, then you'll probably have to move to Europe (preferably England) and get involved in the really cut-throat competition young drivers go through.\nBear in mind that there are only 22 Formula One drivers and a handful of test drivers.
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you left out some info.-kind of race track-kind of race team. NASCAR will not grantee you a race date, so you will have to hold other kinds of races to get started if you want into NASCAR. The easiest way to get a team is to buy one out,or just start buying up what you need-building,tools,cars,shop equipment-hire personal,and a driver. Check with NASCAR or Indy League for all of the rules to build and run a track and or race team...
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You need to know a lot about NASCAR and how cars work.\nAnd  many race car drivers start young even younger than you. Don't worry. You should try go-karts and stuff. And of course you have to be good enough and in a place that you can be discovered. When your old enough you should come to North Carolina and join a driver development program.
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Start small. Most local tracks have an entry level that requires a modest investment. They may be call Factory Stock, Detroit Iron, Street Stocks or Bombers. Go to the track you think you'd like to compete at and check them out. Get a copy of the rules because they differ from track to track. As you improve with experience you can move up in class and perhaps acquire a sponsor. Remember, no business wants to advertise on an also-ran car, so keep it pretty and don't do anything to embarrass the sponsor. Good luck!
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Check out www.f1study.com
958460
With the exception of Damon Hill (who started by racing motorbikes and didn't get into car racing until he was 14) most of the modern drivers were racing karts before the age of 8. So, yes, you're a little late for racing single-seaters. Look at saloon car racing or hill-climbing as a way into motorsport.
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check the site formula1.com
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Why you'd want to do it is beyond me, anyone can go straight.  But if you must, find the local drag strip.  There are probably some car tuner boards in your area where you can hook up with some folks that go to test and tunes and free run days at the drag strip.\n\nIf you want to get into from a professional standpoint, go to an event and talk to some of the team members, they may be able to point you to an amature series.\n\nIf you want to stay in any motorsport for a long time and leave on your own terms, KEEP IT ON THE TRACK.  Don't get caught up in the egos and put the rest of the public in danger by doing something stupid on the street.  No trophies or points or sponsorship oppurtunites on the street.
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I've been to lots of Formula One races and to many of the tracks several times. Some are no longer on the F1 calendar.\nBrands Hatch, Silverstone, Donington, Paul Ricard, Spa- Francorchamps, Zandvoort, Barcelona, Jerez, Estoril, Nürburgring, Monza, Imola, Monaco, Budapest, Mosport, Montreal, Watkins Glen, Detroit, Phoenix, Mexico City, Jacarapagua (Brazil), Adelaide, Kyalami.\nFavourites: Brands Hatch, Spa-Francorchamps, Estoril, Adelaide.\nLeast favourite: Kyalami (I was mugged in South Africa - in Johannesburg and away from the circuit).
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There are the "grid girls" in Formula 1.  They are more like models than cheerleaders though.  They parade around before the race and such.  They don't do cheers though.  See www.formula1.com for more info.
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Read all about it here.\n\nhttp://www.formula1.com/insight/
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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.
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Try a company called Racing Beat.
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www.racingpost.co.uk\n\nThere are entries, results, video, everything on UK racing.  You have to sign up and log in each time, but so worth it, this site rocks!