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Average cost of a seasons racing?
A bit vague but here goes.
How much would it cost me roughly to compete in the csl cup next year? assuming i don't have any major mechanical failures/crashes. regards martin |
martin
in what way would you compete?
my guess is between £2k-5K per weekend on top of the race car purchase and repairs |
Shimmy, Thanks for the reply. I would be in standard class and look after the car myself. I would buy a car that has been freshly prepared.
Regards Martin |
just a quick rough calculation i competed in 5 rounds
entry fees - £2000 tyres (2 sets) - £1800 hotel - £ 1200 camping - £ 0 petrol 2 star - £180 thorneys buffet - free brake pads £400 |
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how on earth, by the way can you only spend £180 on fuel i reckon on track 16 laps x 3 sessions x 2 miles x 5 weekends = 480 miles 480 miles / 7 mpg x £5 = £342 and then add travel to and from 5 circuits gotta be another £250 = £600 on fuel minimum :smokin: |
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I would plan on £20k for a prepped car and Im hoping around £1k per meet without repairs/damage. I'm lucky coz for the first year me and Radders are sharing the costs and the driving, if we like it, the E36 racecar will be sold and get a car each.... |
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entry fees = £400 fuel = £120 (cheaper than trackdays) hotels = £80 pads/discs = £200 average tyres = £450 wets = £150 = £1400 miminum even on Curlys pretend budget |
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All being well I should have a major sponsor to help out with car prep and race fees, fuel/hotels and tyres will go through my company so it should be gown to beer money and free Thorney buffet if I get invited :thumbs: Just given a finance broker £100k+ of business, Ive told him he has to get his hand in his pocket too ;) |
You forgot testing, insurance, oil changes, replacing bearings, punctures, transport, pies, renting transponder + no doubt some more.
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Forgot to factor pies in :hahaha::hahaha::hahaha: |
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testing - just your trackday budget insurance - if you bother oil changes, bearingsm punctures, bushes - where my £2k originally come from transport -trailer bought with car (capital cost) pies - Curly takes sardine sandwiches transponder = ok |
A bit doped up to answer fully now but will post up complete breakdown tomorrow. There are a range of options which vary in cost obviously.
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ooh I have a nice avatar, who did dat den?:thumbs:
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you are imagining it;) go back to the drugs:smokin: |
I have a 7.5t truck to cart the car round, but I'm looking for something with living quarters like this perhaps or maybe a 40ft trailer..
http://www.racecarsdirect.com/listin...ANSPORTER.html |
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thats nice :thumbs: |
OK, racing budget, assuming you own your own car, per weekend:
1. Entry fees, £450 2. Tyres (one set per weekend but will last longer) £977 3. Fuel - £100 4. Consumeables (brake pads mainly) - £400 5. Personal expenses (food drink accomodation) £200 Optional: 1. Friday test day £235 2. Insurance £750 (for weekend, 10% excess) We are offering two further options next year: Full support: 1 x dedicated race tech 1 x dedicated data engineer Full corporate hospitality, awning etc Team manager, full management of your car from arrival to leaving including scrutineering and anything £1500 per weekend (including Friday test) If we provide the car £2500 per weekend. So onwing the car is cheapest but for £2500 per weekend you can rent one of ours with full support or we can support you and your car. We are also selling one of our cars so we can prepare our E92, full modified class car, multiple race wins, PM me for details. |
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I thought that looks good ! Possibly Mark or Neil having a tweaky :whistle: |
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funny coz Thorney was just thinkin the same about his buffet :thumbs: |
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