Getting in to Racing.
10-13-2007 | 01:26 PM
#11
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From: Bradenton, Florida, USA
If you make it to either worlds I'll put you to work. We can probably find you a place to sleep as well. I run a SuperStock 30' Skater and will be racing both worlds. I also have family that lives in Mooresville and my parents live in Lake Lure.....
10-13-2007 | 02:57 PM
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10-13-2007 | 03:08 PM
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From: Boca Raton
I second what Ryan is saying, go to the worlds, and help him out. I have been helping teams for 4 years now, and have been part of both National, and World Championship teams. It takes a lot of time to committ to this, as you will see as a helper.
Ryan, if y'all need anything in Key west, dont hesitate to ask, I'll be running around with Trent.
Rick
Ryan, if y'all need anything in Key west, dont hesitate to ask, I'll be running around with Trent.
Rick
10-13-2007 | 08:54 PM
#18
DriverofDonzi
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Grand Blanc, MI
Hello all,
I work at Extreme Marine in North Carolina. We are the East Coast Distributor for Dave's Custom Boats. I am 24 years old and have an interest in trying to get into racing. However, as you all may expect, I don't know anything about the racing scene and how to get into it. I kown starting a team is SUPER expensive and getting with an existing team is SUPER hard.
Any insight, advice, or words of wisdom?!
I work at Extreme Marine in North Carolina. We are the East Coast Distributor for Dave's Custom Boats. I am 24 years old and have an interest in trying to get into racing. However, as you all may expect, I don't know anything about the racing scene and how to get into it. I kown starting a team is SUPER expensive and getting with an existing team is SUPER hard.
Any insight, advice, or words of wisdom?!
I am not a racer but a huge fan of offshore boat racing. I have been following for last 3 years and loved it! I have been volunteering since St Clair 2007. Each team is a like a family. Everyone is great to hang out with. Right now I am working to see if I could set up a new team and I am attempting to become very first deaf driver in offshore history. My advice is...read rules, watch races, talk to teams, show respects, and many more....You will learn more....
Chris
