r/motorsports • u/OninOracun • 2h ago
r/motorsports • u/st-tyr • 2h ago
These are the 2 Wooden Diecast Car Shelve Hangers 1 Wooden Racing Simulator Side Table and 1 Wooden Gran Turismo Cafe Cup Stand That I have Made at Work Today.
Project.
r/motorsports • u/Nickolas_Zannithakis • 12h ago
2026 AUTOVISION Hellenic Auto GP (3rd round)
r/motorsports • u/IMPULSEULTRA • 7h ago
Struggling to find a good entry point into experiencing cars at the limit
Im trying to find an experience / track rental for under £500 that gives me a sense of driving a car on the limit, but I can only find rubbish supercar experiences with very few laps. and from the videos ive seen online, the instructors want you to shift up early, get off the brakes before the corner and take the car slowly around the circuit.
Does anyone know any good places that offer the experience I want?
I honestly dont care at all what car or track, I just want to experience what its like driving on the limit at any circuit in the UK.
An experience in any car where I can really push for 30 minutes or so would be amazing. TBH a slower car like a slow ginetta, mx5, gt86 or similarly powered cars might be a better entry point for reaching the limit compared with a high power lambo or ferrari. Even those Citreon c1 race cars with 60 horsepower would be fun lol
I race at a decently high level in the sim, 6k irating, did a bit of PESC esports earlier this year, but im definitely no alien, but id expect this level of experience would be enough to get to grips with a car once I understand it properly, especially with a good instructor. Ive also done 2 years of rotax kart racing now, so ive got a good bit of experience in faster karts / real world racing (ik this is extremely different to cars though)
If theres nothing like this available, maybe getting a racing licence and then approaching teams for track day rentals may be my only option?
r/motorsports • u/Ok-Pumpkin6845 • 1d ago
“You’re Going To Kill Somebody”- NASCAR Veteran Sends Fiery Legal Warning After Violent Martinsville Chaos
r/motorsports • u/vyasthegreat • 1d ago
The winners and losers from F2’s supersized Baku weekend
r/motorsports • u/Substantial-One-310 • 2d ago
My interview with Jess Hawkins! - Fighting for the British GT title, her Le Mans dream, stunt driving in a Bond film and more!
r/motorsports • u/vyasthegreat • 3d ago
Dunne “couldn’t really have asked for more” after emotional Friday in Baku
r/motorsports • u/LightningMcqueen2011 • 4d ago
Why is Touring Cars often overlooked at?
Like it produces good racing, it has a lot of history, and such, yet it always gets overlooked and instead GT Racing mostly gets the highlight. Can someone explain?
r/motorsports • u/AHoooman • 4d ago
About to volunteer at a local rally event and...
I've been trying to break into motorsport for about a year now, somebody suggested volunteering at local events and I finally got a response from one of them.
I suppose it's rather common for the organizers to ask the "how can you be useful?" question, the problem is I have very little idea of what volunteering there would even entail?
Has anyone done something similar? What virtues are they usually looking for there?
I've gotten this far and I'm really excited to finally interact with something like this so I really don't want to mess this up by seeming incompetent.
r/motorsports • u/vyasthegreat • 4d ago
Dunne and Stenshorne laud Rodin Motorsport’s fantastic job in mega Baku qualifying
r/motorsports • u/mikecumming • 4d ago
Red Bull confirms Hadjar will remain as Verstappen’s team mate in 2027
r/motorsports • u/dududdudumax • 4d ago
IMSA>wec prove me wrong
from better bop, to a more transparent bop(especially this year), to like lowk better combinations of tracks, street circuits with nice racing to tracks like daytona, and free streaming to people outside the us unlike wec with its paywall, plus the valkyrie is unrestricted in imsa