How to become a Racing Driver | Nico Rosberg | Vlog
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It's always a great time with these young talents in my Rosberg Racing Academy. That's why I joined them for the WSK Open Cup at the International Circuit 7 Laghi in Italy. Our Rosberg Young Drivers Academy did great and it is so cool to see how professional these young talents are. Go-Karting teaches you motorsport right from the beginning - the technology, the driving skills, as well as the passion that is needed. There are three steps that pave the way to become a racing driver - check out this video to find out what the steps are.
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First I want to say congratulations. That's a wonderful initiative. My question is, how can I get into the sport as a software engineer?
Random question. Have you ever mistakenly downshifted to a very low gear? In an ideal situation, do you know the number of shifts you will make at a braking zone? Is there a time when the DRS and shift beeps came out almost together confusing you?
Is it only for IOS?
Yeah very good com in france you re welcome nico
How to physicly and mentaly prepare yourself to be a racing driver. Not talking about fitness, but training the brain. What excercises can be done and learned to train your brain.
1. Have parents who can afford your racing careeer
Step 1. Be a Fre€m&son. Honest folk don't have the money, and certainly won't have the connections to get sponsorship.
Have u ever head of the 24 Hours of Lemons 🍋? It’s a form of cheap Motorsport we do here in the USA. Check it out it’s hilarious
hamilton did not come from a privilege background btw, his dad worked two jobs to get him thru karting. And was on council housing.
Faizal Azlan Hamilton and Vettel are from the last generation that could get into F1 without much money. Vettel said it himself that it’s much harder nowadays.
Find a person who can help you -Kimi
3 steps :
1) Money
2) More money
3) Again, money
Hamilton didn't have any money and now he is a 6 time world champion.I dont think Schumacher was also well founded
@@oliverdragojevic8112 but they started when they were 5 years old
@@Stevid04 hamilton started at age of 8 .
@@oliverdragojevic8112 However as a child
@@oliverdragojevic8112 Look for the Hamilton' story, he met Ron Dennis when he was a Karting driver, and he gave him contact so Hamilton would visit him when he grow up... and so he did. It's a good story, but not all of us are that fortunate...
1) be very young
2) have someone who gets you into the racing world (usually family member)
3) be able to pay the price
4) get good quickly
You can be like 12 or 14 and get in racing you don't have to be very young
@@sv52308 Im very not always replying to comments but i want it so bad.
Can you go to karting at age 18 and enter f1 at 24?
Is it posibble?
@@muhammadsyafi8499 18 is a bit old for karting but you can still try to get done kind of in F1 like the pit crew? Engineer, test driver etc your still around a lot of people who can give you shot to drive.
@@muhammadsyafi8499 I'm not even on any kind of motorsport but from what I've seen from racing drivers and racing coaches like Enzo Mucci my advice would be get out there get use to a kart for a while or join formula ford and get used to an open wheeler, then try getting a job in an F1 team preferably a test driver and you'll have at least a chance. Don't lose hope🙏
@@sv52308 I'm not sure about that but I see where your going. You can an it's still okay to kart an older age but you'll just only be in the classes like senior an master shifters an I've seen drivers that look 60 race in that.
1. Born in a privileged place
2. Be rich/have connections
3. Love the game
4. Work damn hard for years
5. Take your chances when they come.
And Boom!!!You are a F1 driver
3 steps :
1) Money
2) Family member is a driver
3) Have Skill
Thats it, if you don't have one of the 1) or 3) forget this sport
On point...
@@MiguelMedV wtf ?
I’m the only race car driver in my family. Skills can be determined if you’re good enough from the get go. Money comes from those skills by sponsors. I started karting back in 2016 and now I’m going to drive a Porsche GT3 in 2020.
The last part - luck
@@AceShadowbloodcivic well done but thats not F1, I mean, if you want to be in F1, you need to find a great academy or have a lot of money, otherwise, you would never find a sit even in F2...
Step 1: Be rich
Step 2: repeat step 1
Step 3: repeat step 1 & 2
Anthony Peden if u dont have skill u will not be able to Go up
Paul ask stroll’s dad that same statement
Just 1 step: Having a father who is F1 worldchampion
The Blue Gansta no?😂
The Blue Gansta is lewis’s dad?
Nico prost?
Schumacher
Verstppen
I was karting as a kid. I was lucky enough to have free karting courses at an academy in my city. Sadly enough, my mum decided it's more important to attend maths and language courses so I would pass my exams into middle school, therefore she made me quit karting. I don't blame her, I just wish there was a way to do both. I'm turning 22 this year and driving is my biggest passion. Too bad I couldn't turn it into a career. These kids are really lucky to get this opportunity!
What a shame I do pretty much the reserve, quit school to start karting and making money. I have preferred to concentrate my efforts on my passion and real stuff than studying to finish on a horrible 9 to 5 mediocre job
You can race with rent go karts in Sodi SWS series for very little money and pure racing. Check it out. I love it.
Look, you need to understand one thing, and also make your kids understand this as well:
If a parent *obliges* you to quit what you like just so you do as they did, then they are *handicapping* you, and harming your life. You know that actually *whole lives* are ruined just by their parents, don't you?
May not be the case, but if they truly love instead of wanting to posses you, then they'll always let you do what you like (as they would have wanted to when they were young) as long as you're not harming yourself.
You should have argued better to her, or your father should have actually been *a father.* Now that you're 22, still there are plenty of things you can do. Go for them, don't look behind, contact the people you've met before and don't miss a *single chance...*
I was lucky, I was doing pretty well in racing and went to university. I considered dropping out but my father suggested I finish my studies so I had the qualifications at least if I didn't forge a career as a professional driver. As it turns out it was a great move, because I had some great successes but ultimately ran out of money so now I have a decent job and still race for fun, over 25 years after I started. None, except for the few who reached F1 of my generation like Hamilton and Button are still racing regularly. All have turned to being reporters or other jobs so I'm glad I didn't go that route.
just go for it! you can become extremely good within few months if you love it! you just have to start! go look for a karting team they will help you a lot!
1) Dad is ‘82 F1 world champion
2) You’re actually quick
3) Drive for the best team on the grid
And be rich
i wonder what the dads dad did as a career? has to start somewhere
being able to afford spending $200 000 a year is the hardest step!
Honestly - I think its the easiest. Because at that time, you must have made a name for yourself and some sponsor or team will just pay it for you. I would guess that only a very small percentage actualy pays that themselfs.
Really enjoyed this. Also great to shine a light on karting and grassroots entries :)
Step one : money
Step two : money
Step threee: money
Step four: some talent
Your step 4 should be more like 9th
Luis YL lol u right
Step four should be “some talent relative to the other kids with money.”
Izoto exactly. 99% of the world doesnt even have the opportunity
Every time I watch a video of these I want to cry. To think that if you don't have money you can't get to fulfill your dream, it's complicated but I've been fighting all my life to get far and my only obstacle is the lack of money I want to refer to this, no matter how difficult the road or circumstances may be, the maximum must always be given and be grateful since in my case one door is closed but another is opened and in this case the money is not going to be a obstacle
Im crying right now dude. I really want to become a professional driver, which is a smal chance. But i think its to late to start karting and get to formula. Im 14 years now😭
@@gameflamex226 bro I’m 17 and just attended my first race. Take a leap of faith and see what happens. No guarantee we’ll make it…but you’ll regret not trying to do so
@@diegojosue426 Thank u my guy. Just got into karting. I can borrow a car at my club, but will have to buy one sooner. I have about 30k right now. I don’t know if this is enough but we’ll see. Good luck out there🤝
Having a world champion father helps😂
Didn't help Prost junior. Raced a bit in A1 gp and fe. Not sure what he is doing now.
Bruh i cant my country doesnt have any circuits so i cant make my dream come true
My thoughts too 😂😂😂
You know it!!!
@@iliasszennati173 Maybe Rosberg will adopt you!!!
It amazes me that CZcams haven't realised they have a f1 world champ making videos and featured on of his vlogs to get him more traction. I'm a Lewis fan but massively respect Nico's direct contact with fans.
Nico got time on his hands plus he retired young so he vlogging wouldn't be a bad career choice. Plus he gets a lot of privileged access which makes it cool compared to all the other guys who don't get VIP access like the TV channels.
step 1: your dad gets you into go karting at age 5
Can i enter into a go karting with age 14 and with the objective of being a F1 race driver?
@@dxnnii.01 hahahaha nice one broo
@@nikoschristia I'm being serious ,can I or I'm too old for it?
@@dxnnii.01 yes you might be able to, but it's down to genetic talent. Test your reaction times regularly, if they're very low then you will have a chance. I think that many people have what it takes but people only get spotted when they're young and when they're go kart champions. If it's your dream then go for it and see how good you get.
@@albr4 I mean I have talent,because when I was like 5-6 I was fighting always against people from 15 to 30 years and I most of the times i was the winner,but I stopped and now I want to start again,so I can try to see?
1. Someone to motivate you
2. Abilities
2. Investors
3. Choose your team well
4. Be in the F1's best team
5. Take your chance
200k for a kid... i love how the 'sorry' comes in for the "you gotta have skills" part, which is the only thing that actually belongs to the young drivers, but the 200k somehow doesn't deserve a sorry (only mega rich kids need apply, the rest can get a pc or ps4 and just dream)?
did you choose to ignore the part where he immediately says that sponsors are there to help with that if youre good enough or are you just stupid?
First Name not that hard to be good at something 99% of the world doesn’t even have the opportunity to do
@Michael Gia Huy Nguyen if you can afford it
@@FirstName69 hes got a point you know. Getting sponsored is actually like the 2nd or 3rd step on being successful in karting. First like what he said is that you need money to either buy your own kart or when they mean by *Joining team* your actually just buying or renting a super new kart from them or this guy rosbergs academy an that requires a huge finance plan unless your related to a rich dad. Now getting sponsored is not easy from what I heard, you need to be good that these companies could trust that you'll bring in good results an making a good name for yourself to help advertise which is why you need to do the hard work first by karting under your own budget unless you know someone who knows someone who also knows someone's dad who owns a big company that can maybe get you a sponsorship deal. Karting ain't easy since the best are the ones with the big budgets an invest probably like nearly or over 500k to win. This clearly shows that your worthy enough to own a mercedes benz.
@Michael Gia Huy Nguyen well if your gonna take care of the kart yourself then you better have a knowledge in mechanics, you'll need to be able to afford replacement parts an last I checked tires ain't cheap when your using many sets per week. Now for the driver you'll only need like a suit an helmet which is probably like less then 1k or 800. Now the next big step is a trailer that youll need to invest if your going to be driving it to places unless you own a big truck with a huge flat bend or a big van. Next is equipment like kart stands for when you need to do work on the kart, fuel, a few little replacement parts when one thing breaks, some handy tools, a special tools to take a tire off the rim unless your strong enough to do it with your hands. Plus your entree feeds an all of this is when you do it by yourself. An that's pretty alot when you look at it. Another option is to have the team do the work an ship your kart but that's 2x more expensive.
Lightning McQueen is my inspiration 🙏
hahhahahaha
"I am speed".
How many of these kids careers are already over Nico?
lol
Savage
honestly it be that way tho. unless your family is the top 1% of the 1% you're not just doing this for funsies
All
Or you take Lewis' advice. Do your best in school so you can affort your childs racing career when you are older.
Where and when did he say this?
1. Have rich parents
It's a shame because there are faster drivers than what is in F1 today among us but never see a race track because of the cost
No you didnt say it...
Cough cough Mazespin
Cough cough stroll
Coming back a month later, I just wanna say that it's a shame how Alfa Romeo might reconsider taking the current Formula E world champion or keeping Italian Jesus because of some rich Chinese guy.
Edit: I just wanna clarify that while Zhou is currently 2nd in F2, it's thought that his sponsors have been willing to pay €30 million for a seat at Alfa Romeo
@@Ricky911_ i guess zhou is rich?
Most people cant even afford the SKY SPORTS and F1 package!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 so true 🤣
Sadly for me, way too old to start a racing career
And honestly I’m actually kinda happy to see you’re doing all this stuff Nico
What age is too old?
Psyco friend I’m in my 20s
@@ryanmann1416 Then a karting 'career' seems still realistic to me
In singapore you cant even start until 18 as you can only drive karts above 30kph with a drivers license
@@Massachamp08 Yes sadly it's all about money, talent and luck. Ok 20 yrs is still young but maybe to old to get involved in racing at the highest level. My english isn't very good. Hopefully u understand.
Actual steps:
- Karting
- Formula Renault
- Formula 4
- Formula 3
- Formula 2
- Formula 1 or E
More like:
-Karting
-Formula Renault
-Formula 4
-Formula 3
-Formula 2
-Formula 1
-Formula E aka. Formula Retirement
What if you wanted to get into wec or wrc
@@wrth there is article given by Red Bull on how to become a rally racer. search it on Google
How long all of these steps take?
And can you give me like real time like?
EXAMPLE:
Go kart-two years?
@@muhammadsyafi8499 No idea. Depends on each individual
How to become a Racing Driver?
HAVE A RICH DADDY XD
*_(Stroll Intensifies XdXdXd...)_*
F1 : Lance Stroll
MotoGP : Karel Abraham
Mr. Rosberg, you have inspired me and helped me make a plan. Even though I'm going more towards WRC, I now have an idea of what to do in order to achieve my dream of becoming a professional driver.
The most important step - have money. I couldn’t even afford to paint my helmet, always had a white helmet working out the back of my dads Nissan X - Trail. Old tyres, only new ones on birthdays. While racing against people with 3 karts, motorhomes and mechanics. Nico says a £200k a yr, we had a budget of £2k a yr. So yea, long story short you need money - which most people don’t have.
But karting was great fun and even better when you beat the rich kids who pay people to run their engines in lol.
It is nice to see that you support young drivers.
Really impressed by the insight and production value of these videos Nico!
HamletNOR omg yes i love u nico😍😍
You are the best manager nico🏆🏆
Local racing can be done for about £1500 - £2000 a year if you want to do it as cheaply as possible but as soon as you step up to British championship or equivalent level, you are looking at anywhere from £3000 to turn up on the grid (with the kart being almost entirely second hand (although obviously good second hand equipment like a 2018 ex-team chassis) to £100000+ for a full factory drive for the entire year racing in the UK and Europe every weekend. That’s my experience anyway. Me and my dad run my kart and it cost us around £3000 for British champs this year just to get on the grid and get within half a second of the pace. Although relative to the rest of motorsport, £3000 is cheap.
Thanks for the real example
Hope your racing goes well.
miller chassis no problem, thank you!
Step 1: have someone pay 200k for your ticket in.
Step 2: win
Step 3: repeat at a higher series.
Step 1 probably stopped the most people.
I hope with time sim racing will become the new karting. There is so much incredible talent within sim racing, surely some people will start scouting out sim racers
200,000 per year !?!
I'ma pretend I never wanted to become a f1 driver and never searched for it 😅😅
1. Have a millionaire family
2. Have your family support
3. Buy your way to different racing categories.
i wish i couldve done karting when i was younger but obviously im not rich with money or blessed with that lifestyle. im 19 now and the dream is still itching away at me but im not confident in the ways i can make it at my age. its upsetting i think there should be more public accessed programs for people like myself who still have that dream.
I prefer how elite racing is. It makes it more civil.
Everytime I hear Nico speaking Italian I'm very proud. CIAO NICO
Remember James Hunt for example started racing at 17 years old and became world champion at 29 years old. Truly a brilliant career take from the underdogs for understanding
Completely different era. That could NEVER happen now. At 17, you need to have THOUSANDS of hours of kart racing experience. Senna showed the way in the late 70s...with his unprecedented accumulation of time in karts. People think he was just this massive talent... What they don't realize is he simply hat more driving time than anyone. When he was a kid...he would regularly burn up more engines and tires than some did in a year. 4 Engines and 20 sets of tires PER WEEK was common when Senna was racing karts. Senna probably had more than 10,000 hours of driving time before he even raced a CAR.
Nicos videos out shine other f1 youtube stars
I don’t believe this has been said but
Step 1: Money
Wish i could get advice from a former F1 world champion too. Respect. The guy who beat a 6 time world champion in the same car.
Step1. Believe in urself. Step2. Go to ur lical racetrack or gokart. Step3.record your hotlap or ya bestlap and and then sens it to multiple companies.
This video shows you the "optimistic" view obviously, but like everyone has repeated over and over here, there is a common theme to what it takes to go professional in racing. In order of importance:
1) Money (it is a business, so is all about money)
2) Network (see item 1)
3) Talent (at least be decent)
4) Luck (needs lot of that)
All of these have to line up and is like winning a lotto. Hard work can replace talent but you still need the other three.
I saw Peter Mücke, an old man beating Andre Lotterer at the AvD Oldtimer Grand Prix. When he was a young man he didn't have the money to become a professional racing driver, talent wasn't and isn't the problem. But he did grow some businesses instead and even could start a race team. Some of the most famous of his Junior drivers are Sebastian Vettel, Robert Kubica, Ralf Schumacher, Pascal Wehrlein... Even his son became a professional race driver. You still can become succesfull in racing if you want, you don't have to be the driver.
1. Be born into a really rich family
2. Your father needs to actually be interested enough in racing to force you to go karting when youre really young
3. You need to care about racing more than anything for pretty much your entire childhood, teen years, then adult life
Let's be honest please. Driving is something that can be easily learned and improved by everyone, especially when you are a kid. Money is the main discriminating element that cuts thousands of careers.
Step 1: Let's say your surname is Jones. Quick, change it to Schumacher or Senna.
Samraat Dash Alan Jones was a world champion though...
There are 3 possibilities :
Start karting and have the chance to be spotted by big sponsors,
Start karting and continue your career with the parents money,
Start karting and try to make money in the same time to finance yourself
"to be spotted by big sponsors". From experience this is pretty much always not how it works, you have to reach out to sponsors yourself and show them why they should support you
EXPLOSION! Is my career over?
We all know what is required .... money. It’s very simple ;)
I liked this video. The story, editing, phase, music. It would be interesting to see another video of a driver's path between Italian karting and F1.
I’d like you to make a video digging deeper into the role of money, contacts... generally everything not related to actual racing abillity but influences a career in motorsport. It’s perhaps the first sport I know that works so strangely.
What should I do as a 34 year old to become a F1 driver? 😂 Awesome content as always, brother!
Have a child, bring him karting at 3 years old, find sponsorship for him, and live vicariously through his success. :P
@@abelooi2442 Hahaha...yeaaaah. That's kind of what I'm thinking too. Lol.
1) birthplace, why drivers are from
developed countries
2) a rich family, or a influencer family
3) some talent
Woah the editting Nico 🔥🔥
Nico has them mad iMovie skills
Rosberg underestimated the cost of becoming an F1 driver because he got talent and sponsors, Mazepin should make a video
When ur dream is literally a dream and will never come true. I guess I’ll keep dreaming
respect for you man amazing job
As a 10 yr old F1 cars are rlly cool and sadly I live in Indonesia which they make it very expensive just to buy a gokart
I am super enthusiastic about karting 😁
- Become a World Champion's son
- Do the same
- Race against a GOAT all of your teen life without even knowing he is one of the GOATs
- Have son
Rosberg at step 4. KEEP PUSHING NICO
F series costs like million pounds so if you not rich sorry mate
David Mashishi no in an avarage Team it only Costs around 100k per year
How to be a racing driver:
1º step: born already wealthy
2º step: have a dad who was a racing driver and has lots of connections in the area
3º and easiest step. Race and practice with everything you need at your will...
Point #1 was $$$$. He just said it nicely.
It would've been better if you released this video 10 years ago 😂
my inspiration is this man
Hey people ! The cheapest way to race with go karts is actually to race in the rental go kart Sodi SWS series ! There are tracks in almost every country where they have races under their organization and if you win in your country than you go on the SWS Finals. There you have few races with the 80 best drivers from around 65 different countries. Per year and with all training costs and gasoline you need to come to track and for all the races ( only 10 best results counts, so you basically need only 10 races if you do good ) the cost for all together is around 3-4k€, but this is the price if you go also in the foregin countries on races, if you drive only in your country the expanses are much lower. If you win or at least finish in top 5 on the finals, you can expect a lot of interest for your service as a professional driver. Definetely check it out and i hope we see each other on one of the finals one day. All the best.
I just turned 15 and am joining a karting club that charges around $1000 cad a year with I guess some sort of dream of going into racing, but this video really just made me go wtf
Comments: "money" "you need money" "be rich"
Nico in the video: *sponsors*
1:23 casually blocking Lewis’ head with a photo
I know this for sure as I have seen that photo
1. Dont be a quitter when it gets hard.
It would be a dream to drive for Rosberg Racing 😐
My son does incredible things with a kart, real racing instinct. Wakes up with racing an goes to sleep with it.. but afortunly it is so expensive, and we see rich kids doing the half af wat my son can do, but they have al the chances... It would be good to give real tallented future pilots a chance, and not the big money. Greetings from Belgium 🇧🇪😏🏎️
“Why is he not letting me through” remember that??🤣🤣🤣🤣
1. Have a dad thats been in F1
2. Have lots of money
3. Know the right people so you get a shoot, eventhough your not the best
4. And if you are lucky enough to win, quit, so nobody see that you just were lucky.
Thx Nico for lovely informative video
There goes my dream of becoming an f1 driver cos of money
i was just thinking about this,and it suddenly popped out.
Guys. You don't need anyone in the family who loves motorsport or anything with engines too let you race. I race karts (I'm 14) and my dad never had an interest in cars or gokarts and guess what!? WE ARE NOT RICH. My dad bought me a gokart because he saw that that was what I loved the most in my life. He did it for me not for the sport. Remember this everyone who wants this dream to come true. You don't need to be rich, you need a parent who loves you no matter the costs. Keep fighting 👊 I love this community!
Hey man ! I’m proud of your father, this is what a real father looks like, supporting his son no matter the cost. I don’t know if you want to be in F1, but keep faith and don’t lose hope. I’m also starting Karting next year, i’m 17. So now I’m finding ways to make money to afford my kart for two years. I’m with you bro !
@@razgriz5009 Thanks man! Yeah I have a lot of respect for him and my mom for helping me out! My goals are to become a Endurence racer but it's close enough! Good luck in your career too! I'm with you!
to be onest, have a family that belive in you is the first thing you need, also they had to drag you in the kart word, some kid start and dont know what they do, my family dont like motorsport like me, so i cant never have the opportunity, maybe when i work i can buy a kart and start to enjoy the racing life
Ti adoro nico sei il mio pilota preferito
*Lance Stroll* : 😳
I was testing my kart recently and got chatting to a young guy that had done the British championship. He said in order to be competitive you need at least £150k budget for the season. He did it on a shoestring at £40k and barely got into the top 10. The simple fact is your parents have to be rich in order to make it in racing
One of the really big things I notice is kids don't listen when they are being taught....want to go fast need to listen to your instructors driving teachers...and execute
I can sense a lot of broken talented racers in these comments that have very little chance of becoming that racer due to financial situations or maybe you're in your early 20s already. There's always a way just stop dreaming, take that step, make a plan.
Camera man is just wizard🤯
"Are the careers of everyone who cannot afford the money over?"
yes, your only hope is to set up a retirement account ASAP to pay for a Gentlemen driver racing series like SRO/FIA GT4. That way you can somewhat have a career as a racecar driver at 65 years old.
Be the son of Lawerence Stroll. Have an F1 Dad, thats the easy way. The hard way, get your Karting career boosted by buying best gear, best mechanics, get multiple chassis on a year to year basis, YOU HAVE TO RUN NEW CHASSIS EVERY RACE, tube flex will cost you tenths. Now that you are a regular front runner because the unfair advantage you bought, you will get noticed by Ron Dennis and he will finance your way to F1
Should look at more broadly, some people didn’t have the opportunity to do karting or racing young but still do well at racing via games
“So you wanna be a F1 driver?”
“Yes.”
“Are you good at driving?”
“Yes.”
“Do your family support you to race?”
“No.”
“Next.”
Nico where were you 35 years ago? Sadly too late...
It's never too late...;-)
Nico Rosberg DE 🤣 sometimes you just gotta grab reality and give it hug instead of trying to punch it in the face. Love your insights btw Nico. They really add to the sport in general but F1 particularly. 👍
@@RhythmicEye dude thats not the real rosberg, its a fan page
Flight during May's weather dude it’s not a real fan page
When you are above 10years then it to late
IS ROSBERG’S CAREER OVER?!
yes it is
Nice this is my dream and my family just repeats that it costs too much and that i could never do it i hope i get to be sucsesful f1 driver oneday
My first go kart was made out of wood with a 5 hp Briggs and Stratton motor. No clutch.. direct drive chain....LOL
What a dream getting sponsored by Mercedes f1
I’m 34, weigh 15 stone and can get within a tenth of a second off the fastest competitive teenagers at my local karting track. I’m almost past it, but I’m still in the mindset of being the best of the best. I’m trying to get a shot at BTCC, and have proposed a time attack challenge with Team Hards best drivers fully funded by me. No surprise they didn’t come back to me. There’s not enough opportunities for skilled drivers to prove what they’re capable of, unless that is of course you have the money to put you in the spotlight.
Looks like my son will become what I wish I could have had growing up he loves racing hasn’t faded on him planning to get him his cart I know it’ll be hard for him as a American but we will do whatever it takes if he really wants it
He real lucky to have you, Good luck.
Lance $troll should make a video of how he got into f1