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#21 04-Feb, 2008 07:01 PM
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Hi everybody!!

Great site and great information. I used to race as a young boy and foolishly stopped to study. How do I find sponsors to get back into racing and into formula 1? any infomation would be appreciated - wllm_hollinger@yahoo.co.uk



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#22 04-Feb, 2008 08:22 PM
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William, if you are located in India, as explained earlier by Ashish, you need to start with Go-Karting & then participate at National Level Championships.  Thereafter, if you get into some team, you will be sponsored/funded, and could proceed to FISSME then Formula LGB or Hyundai & to Formula Rolon, the top level in India. Formula Ford or BMW would follow at international level before you could join Formula 1.




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#23 07-Feb, 2008 02:53 PM
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Thank you very much for that. Very helpful indeed. Is there a similar system in the UK, which is where I am located? Sorry, I should have metnioned it earlier.

Kind regards,

William H.

 



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#24 07-Feb, 2008 05:14 PM
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Yes, I had guessed that you were not located in India, and that is why I mentioned that "If you are located in India..." Anyway

Regarding the system in UK, I'm sorry I'm not aware of it.  Hope someone else is able to help you here - probably Ashish may (let's see).




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#25 11-Feb, 2008 03:57 PM
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Posted by Pankaj Prasad

Ashish,

Yes, an artical in the forum will be beneficial. 

Besides, I would request here if you could also post an article on Auto Expo you just attended.  I understand it would be quite time consuming with so many cars out there (even if you summarised it), but it I feel it would really be worthwhile & first hand review of CarWale (you yourself attended it).

Thanks.

Ashish,

Thank you so much for posting "Auto Expo", covering so many cars/launches.  Great information - I'm sure it will be very helpful to all the members/users & visitors of the site.

Thanks once again.




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#26 16-Feb, 2008 11:59 PM
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hii,
      i am animesh dayal. i am 16yrs. old and am studying in class 11th at the moment in st. franci's college, lucknow. i am crazy about speed but not mad- i mean i know my and my vehcile's limits and i do not cross them, i have been the fastest rider amongst all my friends and in my locallity(that's the highest level at which i can compare myself with others at the moment) and want to take up racing as proffession wether car racing or bike racing- though i prefer bikes. actually i have'nt ever driven a car as yet but i know i'll love them as i love speed. i have obviouslly got a bicycle and a 60cc vehcile. but the main problem is that racing is too expensive. i want to know what can i do to realize my dream at this age with the least amount of investments.


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#27 17-Feb, 2008 12:51 AM
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Animesh, nothing to discourage you, but it is a fact that it is not an easy thing to accomplish.  There is plenty of competition at all levels & is quite expensive too.  Read through the details provided earlier by Ashish Jha in this thread itself  (page#1) by clicking the link: http://www.carwale.com/forums/ViewThread-3138-p1.html




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#28 26-Feb, 2008 10:31 AM
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i used to race and wanted to become F1 driver....for this i even went to UK for Formula Renault...and after hard work i got a seat in there but just after 3 races in the calender year the suspension of my car failed i.e. they broke and i crashed.....and had a mini fracture in my ribs as the car overturned in the gravel trap.......my parents were scared of the risk and i had to abandon everything......also they said me to concentrate on the 10th board exams...and yes its hard...really hard....to get a seat in the formula renault was the toughest thing...there for 1 seat there are atleast 50 competitors.....

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#29 26-Feb, 2008 04:35 PM
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can i join go karting in bangalore?



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#30 26-Feb, 2008 04:37 PM
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can i join go karting for training?

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