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The Pros & Cons of Car Racing Sponsorship
The Responsibilities of a Car Racing Driver
How to Show Off Your Sponsor for Car Racing
How to Get Your Name Out There in Car Racing
How to Find the Right Car Racing Sponsor
All About Advertising Standards & Car Racing Sponsors
The Obligations Involved with Car Racing
Car Racing Time Commitments
Making Appearances for Car Racing
How to Enjoy Being a Race Car Driver
How to Be Rested Before a Car Race
Adrenaline Bursts & Car Racing
How to Eat Right for Car Racing
How to Focus for Car Racing
Double Checking Equipment for Car Racing
How to Keep a Consistent Routine for Car Racing
How to Calm Down For Car Racing
How to Breathe for Car Racing
What is Car Racing School?
Where to Look for Car Racing Schools
Car Racing Classes
How to Manage Your Car Racing Budget
Advice About Car Racing Sponsors
How to Get Racing Information at the Car Racing Track
How to Get Replacement Car Racing Parts
Car Racing Equipment
What to Expect at the Car Racing Track
How to Prepare for a Car Race
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Summary: Car-racing classes are important, whether you want to race a door car or a rail dragster; learn more with tips from our professional driver in this free car-racing video.
Tina Stull's father was her initial inspiration for getting into car racing. She has been racing full-time for the past three years and currently drives a Top Dragster in the NHRA and...read more
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"TINA STULL: Hi. I'm Tina Stull, and I drive the Top Dragster for Interstate Batteries. On behalf of Expert Village, today we're going to talk about the basics of racing. It's important to figure out kind of what class you want to race. Do you want to race a door car or do you want to race like a rail dragster? In each category, the rules are very different so you really need to kinda find out what kind of car you wanted to race because you may not be able to race at all tracks with all events. And then, it's basically finding a car. If you don't already have a car, there are a lot of websites that people buy and sell cars. RaceJunk.com is one but there are many out there and check out the history of the car. Make sure that you know if you're buying a winning car, are you buying the car complete? A lot of times cars are sold with chassis only, motor only, and so forth. So, you don't want to buy a car and find out it doesn't come with the motor, it was a winning car and then you go try to put another motor back into it and you find that the car doesn't react the same or whatever. So, really know what you're car and what you have into it."
eHow Article: Car Racing Classes
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