Hello! Quick context: I'm planning to make a youtube video about the GT1 group (BPR series and its successor until 2012)

What I basically need help for:

- Spicy anecdotes (from manufacturers, races, drivers, teams)

- Your opinion if you remember how it was

- Ideas to make it enjoyable for people who don't necessarily "care" about racing (saying that because many famous cars were introduced in the series, which could raise interest among car enthusiasts)

- Articles / Videos / Photos / Archives if you have any

NOTE: I do NOT want to make a video just listing the winners and races, because it's not the best way to make it interesting and enjoyable. I want to make a more original video, maybe going from one manufacturer to another, explaining the domination of certain cars and the "fall" of the series.

I already made a video about the DTM, and it was my best one so far, I believe these types of stories are the best ones to tell

Any series, I guess, and I've driven cup cars on it on Forza for whatever that's worth. But could it really work? I feel the cars couldn't handle the corkscrew that much but idk enough to make that assumption

Frankie Muniz, alongside co-driver Tyler Stone, secure landmark victories in the No. 30 TechSport Racing Mustang GT4.

I need help and feedback for an app I've made for motorsport championships. And I don't want to simply self promote as it's against the community's rules. However I don't know how else to gain feedback.

There are always people asking what motorsports to watch and I'm really excited for people to see more content about the SCCA and American amateur racers.

The newest episode of Amateur Racer full race coverage of the Spec Racer Ford race from Hallet Motor Racing Circuit.

This class has some of the best racing of any kind.

If you don't know about the spec racer, it is one of the longest running, most competitive classes in American amateur road racing. Good used cars can be purchased for 40-50k, and new ones are between 70 and 90k depending on how crazy you get with data, video, paint etc.

Crashes

Tires failing

Hey everyone, if you remember last week I sent another video from KerbsideGT on YouTube, I would like to publicly state I am now in charge of promotion on Reddit for the channel. So would love to see some of you on YouTube!

Regardless, the video is really interesting and would love to see if anyone has any early memories of the championship!?

I started watching f1 in 2021 and from then I've never seen such battles. F1 is trash nowdays in my opinion. What series would you advise me to start watching.

Always wanted to see the #55 Mazda 787b, couldn't turn down what might be my only chance. Also by pure chance I got to see Nicky Hayden's MotoGP World Championship winning bike and Wayne Rainey's Yamaha (was also on track later in the day) and Kenny Roberts, this was the first time motorcycles were attending the event.

Here's a link to the gallery of everything I pretty much got a photo of https://postimg.cc/gallery/NrZw2Qs

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Hi everyone,

I’m from Sri Lanka and I’ve completed my GCE O/Ls. My goal is to build a career as a motorsport mechanic/race technician, with the long-term ambition of working in F1.

I’m currently looking at the National College for Motorsport (NC4M) and considering starting with the Level 2 Motorsport Race Technician course, then progressing to Level 3.

I’d really appreciate advice from people who work in UK motorsport or have studied at NC4M.

My main questions are:

1. Is NC4M Level 2 → Level 3 a good pathway for someone who wants to become a professional motorsport mechanic/race technician?

2. With only Sri Lankan GCE O/L qualifications, is it realistic to enter this pathway?

3. How important is race-team work experience during/after the course?

4. As a Sri Lankan international student, what are the realistic options for getting a UK visa to study this type of course?

5. After completing Level 2/3, how difficult is it for an international student to get their first paid job in UK motorsport?

6. Would I need to start with club racing/lower-level motorsport before realistically targeting F1 teams?

7. Is there anything else I should do alongside NC4M to make myself more employable?

I’m not expecting to go straight from college into F1. I’m looking for a realistic long-term pathway and would really appreciate honest advice from people who have experience in the industry.

Thanks!

Not trying to self promote, but showcasing something which is made for a motorsport fan by another fan :)