Need some help/advice

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Hello everyone, hope this finds you all in good health n wealth :)

I hope im posting this in the right section please move it if i made a mistake.

I'l try to be as brief as possible, there is a certain part of motor sport that i absolutely LOVE absolutely would give my life for it just to have a chance at it. Since the past few months i have been thinking of contacting the big names of the sport and asking for help but im hesitant; will they reply? is this the right thing to do or not? i have no idea. There are two things goin on in my head:

1) Will they reply?! Im scared of getting a "NO NO" coz it would break meIF i can get to them.
2) What to write? i meant what should i ask/tell them, im a anti-social person so im not good at "talking".

ANY help would be appreciated again im sorry if i posted this in the wrong place

Thanks for reading.
TC!

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  • thegypsysailor
    9 years ago

    Since you didn't say what it is you want to do, it's hard to suggest a course of action.
    However, these folks must get hundreds of emails a day; that just won't cut it, you'll get lost in the crowd.
    With more info I might be able to suggest something; when I was a teen I wanted to do many thing, but got turned away with, "Go away, little boy.", and yet I got to do them all. There are ways.

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    • DarnIT
      9 years ago

      RALLYING!!!! That is one thing i know i would be good at but i dont know how to get there. Rallying is my favourite but if it doesnt work out i atleast want to be in the "Motor Sport world" part of pit stop crew etc. coz i love cars and i love racing

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      • thegypsysailor
        9 years ago

        Then I would suggest you go to a local track and push your way onto a team. When they say no the first time go back. Keep going back to the shop of the team you want to work for. Pick up a broom and sweep the floor; don't ask, just do it. Find the dirtiest jobs (dress for work) and do them. Don't ask, again, just pick up the broom/rag/cleaning gear and do the work. It took me over a week, in one case, before anybody would even talk to me and over two weeks before I was invited to eat lunch with the crew. In the end I was offered a crew position on one of the most famous boats of the day and I sailed to Mexico on her as a full crew member.
        You may get kicked out of several places before you find the right fit, but in time someone will appreciate your work ethic and guts.
        Good luck.

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        • DarnIT
          9 years ago

          Ah so im screwed damn this fucking life, im from Asia no teams no tracks no nothing!!!!!

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  • Dad
    9 years ago

    Wow motor sport groupie.
    Say you will have their baby ;)

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