...and if you have any of Karl Leonard in the GT3 Cup that would be appreciated too
Got friends at Team Parker?
Here you go: http://imgur.com/a/FbFOh
Only one of Karl, did he retire on Sunday afternoon?
Sometimes you win, sometimes you watch...
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Yup :)
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Some great racing...I was more watching to follow the Clio Cup being I was very close to obtaining a race seat for this season and was doing some testing with 20Ten Racing last year.
The Clio Cup is a very close field for the majority of it and you have some real young guns who are out to prove a point (hence a lot of the 'argy bargy').
I'll be starting my sponsorship campaign earlier again this year with the aim for starting in 2016. More testing to come this year hopefully
Many Thanks Matt.
Finding money is the hardest part of Motorsport.
90% of drivers are funded through parents or financed by themselves. Thats why a few drivers run with blank cars.
It's all about building an attractive package that benefits commercial partners as much as it benefits the driver/team.
Sadly the drivers who are paid you can count on the fingers of one finger. Good luck, I know how much competing in such a series costs.
Thanks Housey.
Fortunately, series that a part of the TOCA package 'can' be easier to get sponsors on board purely down to the media coverage and exposure.
Were looking at a budget of around 70k for the season and this is factoring in 'light damage'. As soon as you start having big accidents the costs shoot up as you have to buy all spare parts from Renualt UK
I was under the impression BTCC offered good value for sponsors, but with only 9 manufacturer backed entries, Gonzo0's assessment is probably correct.
I was under the impression BTCC offered good value for sponsors, but with only 9 manufacturer backed entries, Gonzo0's assessment is probably correct.
Just to put some ideas of cost into scale for you guys...
You 'probably' need at least £250k to be able to run a car competitively for a season...you could probably do it for less but dont expect to be chasing points anytime soon.
In comparison to other 'touring car' series the BTCC is seen as good value