Where can I train and race karting, I m a teenager

Hello. I read your information, are you from Jinhua? Hehe.

I am also from Zhejiang. Currently in high school.

For the time being, the closest city to you where you can train is Shanghai. (Hangzhou may have, I don't know the specifics).

I used to have the idea of being a driver. A few years ago, when I transferred to Shanghai, I participated in a go-kart training, and at Quyang Circuit, if you are really interested, you can search for this place, which is a national B-class karting track. The training is 1,000 yuan for two days, and after this training, you can have a low-level go-kart license issued by the China Automobile Federation to participate in the lowest-level events.

But I haven't been training since, and I haven't gotten my license. ）

I was also full of dreams to be a driver. As it turned out, the biggest obstacle was age. When I was my second year of junior high school, I was already a formula driver, not just go-kart.

In addition, I was looking for a well-known driver agent in Beijing, who told my parents that if I wanted to produce results, it was best to train in the UK, and the cost was 1.5 million yuan a year.

To add, if you go to Quyang Club to train, it seems that the complicated expenses add up to seventy or eighty thousand yuan a year, which is calculated by me and my family, and I don't remember it very well. ）

Age and funding are the biggest obstacles. I didn't continue my dream of becoming a driver.

I approached what I love in a different way, racing driver F1....Whatever you say, just try to be a mechanical engineer).

You've got to go to a training course or something.

foreign countries, or economically developed regions.

It seems that there are very few places like this.

There is a good club in Guangzhou, you can sign up.

How to participate in go-kart racing.

1. Determine what kind of competition to participate in: (Eligibility).

2. Registration;

3. Preparation before going to the venue;

4. Work after arriving at the venue.

Driver's Race License:

1. International A-level license: issued by the FIA

a. Finalists of championships, cups and Grand Prix organized by the FIA Karting Federation;

b. The top three drivers in the National Championship;

c. Top 3 drivers in prestigious international competitions.

Those who meet one of the above conditions can apply for an international A-level license.

2. International Class B license: issued by the FIA by the China Automobile Federation;

3. International Class C license: issued by the China Automobile Federation and reported to the FIA for the record;

4. National A-level license: issued by China Automobile Federation;

5. National Class B license: issued by China Automobile Federation;

6. National C-level license: issued by China Automobile Federation;

7. National Junior A-level License: Issued by the National Youth Karting Sports Committee, it is allowed to participate in domestic junior championships, grand prix, cup competitions and other competitions at all levels.

8. National Youth Class B License: Issued by the National Youth Karting Sports Committee, it is allowed to participate in provincial junior championships, grand prix, cup and other competitions.

9. National Juvenile Class C License: issued by the National Youth Karting Sports Committee, allowing participation in regional juvenile competitions;

10. National Juvenile D-level License: Issued by the National Youth Karting Sports Committee, it is allowed to participate in small junior competitions held within the training base (club).

If you want to obtain a racing license, you must attend a training course approved by the Chinese Automobile Federation, and then you need to invest a certain amount of time and money to participate in motorsports.

It can be introduced through the three major take-off companies in Beijing.

Game or realistic? I don't understand.

You have to have special training, you have to go to competitions, get licenses, etc.

It seems that every year in Shanghai, there is a national kart K1 championship.

There will also be Elite Invitationals.

Chinese and Korean runners will be gathered for the race.

And there are quite high RMB rewards.

Professional venues generally have driver's license training and exams, so if you don't have one, you can ask them. If you take an e-photo, you can compete in the national competition. If you're planning to run all year round, you're going to make it a "big hobby".

Then don't think about the issue of bonuses......The champion of the sub-station is 2,000 yuan (the number of people is too small will be halved), which is ...... for a set of tires and a technician fee a dayIt's the same abroad. The money given by the annual champion can be regarded as a great conscience if the money for a sub-station can be regarded as a ......No matter what the situation, as long as it is not the negligence of the technician, then no matter what the situation on the field (whether it is a weekday practice or a race) caused by the car damage (or even the opponent's malicious impact), you will pay for the repair costs. So no matter what the situation, don't trouble others off the field because of the things on the field.

As long as you look for trouble off the field, you will be despised by those in the racing world. Originally, this circle is small, and racing is an extremely rational sport, don't ruin your image because of those accidents. <>