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Originally Posted by SmootSmack
Yeah it'd be really tough to start that late. But your best bet is to get some experience on dirt tracks, maybe work your way up to a regional circuit. You gotta have money though. It ain't cheap
Head down to the Speedway in New Mexico (near Las Cruces I think) and strike up a conversation with some of the guys there. Get their advice
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As SS says, it VERY expensive, and basically it's ALL you will be doing. It will now be occupying all your former leasure time, and vacation time. Go to the local track and check out what's going on. Talk to some of the local drivers. Mostly guys at this level are friendly, and will share info with you (unless they are prepping for another race).
Check out the website and call the HQ for the local governing body (ex. AMA) in your area. They can help to give you an idea what it's all about as well. It takes years to start racing. Moving up through the amateur ranks. Trying to gather some wins and attract some sponsors to help defray the cost, as it VERY costly. At some point in time, (if you have any talent ans a decent car) you likely will eligible to apply for a pro license, and..............if you get that far, you will know what you need to do! Enjoy!