ep. 35 3 Things We Can Do to Fix Amateur Sprint Racing from the Perspective of a Newcomer

Get on Track

In this episode of Get on Track, Jim Adams dives deep into the challenges and opportunities in amateur sprint racing. Drawing from his experience as a racing enthusiast and management consultant, Jim shares practical insights on how to improve the racing community, making it safer, more engaging, and accessible for all. Whether you’re a seasoned racer, a motorsport fan, or someone curious about the intricacies of racing culture, this episode sheds light on the pivotal changes that can elevate the sport and its participants.

In this episode, we’ll explore:

• The financial aspect of racing: Learn how increasing budgets through personal branding, sponsorships, and effective side hustles can lead to better racing experiences.

• Making the most of race weekends: Discover why supporting series that offer appropriate run times can maximize the value for racers.

• Prioritizing safety on the track: Understand the importance of preparation, awareness, and skill-building to create safer racing environments.

• Engaging the racing community: Explore how racers can use social media to share their stories, attract sponsors, and grow their influence.

• The personal journey of racing: Jim shares his transition into the world of racing at age 60 and why he believes it’s never too late to follow your passion.

Resources from this episode:

Jim Adams Website: jimadams.com

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