Discover The Satisfaction that Comes With Going to Work Everyday Doing Something You Love. Secure Your Future With Tips From A Real Industry Insider.
Dear Friend,
I’m about to reveal to you a great deal of first hand knowledge on how to break into one of the most exclusive and rewarding industries from motorsport veterans that share your passion for speed, competition, precision and winning! Don’t waste your time following leads based on bad advice you’ve received from people that don’t know the inner workings of the motorsports industry. Save yourself years of hard work by learning what the hiring managers will be looking for and focus your time and effort on things that really matter to your career. Besides the general information offered on the motorsports industry and how to get started, this guide will reveal little known industry secrets that will help put you in the fast track to the exciting career you’ve been dreaming of.
Before I get into the nuts and bolts of this career guide - there's a few myths about the motorsports industry that I figure I'd better clear up:
Myth #1 – Motorsports is just a rich person’s hobby, and you can’t actually make a career out of it, right? Wrong! Motorsports does draw its fair share of celebrities and high rollers, but behind this glitz and glamour is an unbelievably diverse industry chalked full of exciting career opportunities. These opportunities travel well beyond the obvious technical and engineering careers into sports marketing, logistics, hospitality, and sales.

Myth #2 – The economy is down, so that means there are no jobs in motorsports: This is definitely not the case! First off, you should remember that the budget of nearly every professional race team is comprised of corporate sponsorship. In return, these sponsors rely on the advertising and brand recognition provided by the motorsports organizations to sell their products. The old saying goes; “What wins on Sunday sells on Monday”. I can tell you that when times get tough, one of the last things to get cut from a corporate budget is advertising. Companies will continue to sponsor racing organizations for two simple reasons… First, motorsports offers a chance to place a brand in front of a HUGE audience (in person and on television), and second, many companies gravitate towards sponsorship opportunities during tough economic times in an effort to portray an image of corporate stability. Everyone’s tightening their belt these days, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up your dream of working in motorsports! You’ll use the tips leaned in this career guide to leapfrog over your competition, no matter what the economy looks like!

Myth #3 – To be successful in motorsports, I need to have an advanced college degree from a world-class engineering school: Not so. Every year thousands of individuals embark on a long and arduous journey through years of college in their quest to secure a position with a top motorsports organization. The fact is that a recent poll of motorsports employees in “The Racing Capitol of the World” Indianapolis, Indiana shows that 63% of all of those employed in the local motorsports industry do NOT have a college degree. This career guide will show you exactly what you need to do to map out your career in motorsports with or without a college degree.

Okay now with that out of the way let's quickly talk about…
What Exactly Is “Racing to a Career in Motorsports – With or Without a College Degree”?
Let Me Swing Open the Door to the Vault:
Motorsports has long been one of the most sought after career fields for engineers, gear heads, and others seeking a fast paced lifestyle in a high-visibility sport. Because of the exclusive nature of the business, savvy industry insiders have rarely publicized information that could help potential employees trim years off of their journey into motorsports. Many of these insiders have learned “the hard way” what top level teams are looking for in an employee and what it takes to succeed in this industry. I say why learn “the hard way” when you can learn from the experiences of others through due diligence? That's why after countless requests from friends and job seekers - I've finally decided to pull back the curtain and reveal the truth about finding opportunities, getting hired, and succeeding in a career in motorsports.
Needless to say, it's shocking how many individuals will embark on a career journey without doing the proper research. Motorsports is unlike any other industry, and to be successful in your journey, you need to treat it as such. Normal logic doesn’t always necessarily apply with professional racing organizations.

Inside the pages of this practical career guide, you’ll find many jealously-guarded secrets revealed including:
An insider’s guide to the various career paths you can take within the motorsports industry. (There are more paths than you think!)
The quickest and easiest way to get involved with motorsports NOW.
How to become involved with professional motorsports and still maintain a family life.
The best places online (and off) to actually find opportunities in motorsports. (I'll hand you over my best resources on a silver platter.)
How to find out the names and phone numbers of the *EXACT* people who have the power to hire you -- even if you don't know ANYONE in the business.
How to groom your career while maintaining a contingency plan in case you ever decide to take your skills elsewhere.
What you need to know to prepare yourself mentally and academically for a long-term career in motorsports.
How to avoid having your resume filed under 'G' -- for GARBAGE! (Fact: If you simply mail or fax your resume to motorsports companies, nobody will EVER look at it. I'll show you how to increase the likelihood that your resume gets read).
How to submit a winning job application (Even with minimal experience.)
The secret to what hiring managers and team management are ACTUALLY looking for in a job interview.
Timing is everything, so you’ll learn how to put yourself in the right place at the right time.
How to continue to bolster your motorsports career even after you land your dream job.
How to position yourself (geographically) to maximize your career success.
and much, much more…

Here's what Prompted me to Tell You the Secrets to Landing a Career in Motorsports...
Since I started working in the professional motorsports industry over ten years ago, I have not been shy about letting people know what a great job I have. I'm very proud of the work and career I have, and think it's wonderful that I’ve been paid handsomely for a career I love and find challenging.
When my friends, family members and acquaintances find out what I do for a living, a couple of things usually happen:
First, they ask me if I know Jeff Gordon or Michael Schumacher…and if I can get an autograph for their “uncle Bob” who is a huge race fan!
Then, they ask me how THEY can get a job in the motorsports industry!
Now, I am more than happy to do whatever I can to help anyone I know get a job in the motorsports industry... and over the years I've shared my "insider secrets" on how to get hired with dozens of friends. And guess what? They work!
But over the past year or so, I've been getting literally bombarded with phone calls, e-mails, and resumes from "friends of friends" who want my advice on how to get hired by a top-level motorsports company.
So, because I simply no longer have time to get together in-person with people and reveal my "secrets" for landing a career in motorsports, I've decided to take everything I know about getting hired and put it into an easy-to-follow guide that virtually guarantees you will further your career preparations.
The Results Speak for Themselves!
Think about this for a minute: With the knowledge you’ll gain from studying this career guide, you'll have the confidence that comes with knowing many of the same secrets that ‘seasoned’ motorsports veterans have been using to get ahead in the industry for years. While others scramble and run around in circles trying to build experience (the hard way) you will have armed yourself with the specific knowledge it takes to break into a top-level organization.
However instead of me rambling on and on about how I "delivered the goods" with this career guide - I figure it's better if I show you solid proof. Go ahead and read just a few of the candid comments coming in from all over the world:

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"Prior to reading the career guide, I had many questions concerning the actual workings of the motorsports industry. [You] made sense of it all for me and I’ve already made some contacts at my local track using some of your tips.
- Kevin Sigers, Charleston, IN
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“I’ve spoken with my technical career counselor many times about my desire to get into the racing business, but I’ve never really felt like he knew the best way for me to start my career other than the generic ‘study math and science’ answer. This is the exact information I was looking for. Thanks for sharing your secrets. See you at the track.
-Chris Moody, Toronto, Canada

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"It is no exaggeration to say that it would take at least ten years to accumulate this level of detailed and specific wisdom about careers in the motorsports industry. The knowledge you share in the career guide along with the "Rolodex" of technical resources has helped me steer through the BS and start my career rolling. Thanks again."
Ricard Levens, Tucson, AZ
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"I think I was one of your first customers when you launched the motorsports career guide. I’m happy to tell you that by following your advice I was able to land a job with a Truck Series team and I’m loving every second of it. I just wanted to say thanks again for helping me achieve my dream, but I’m not done yet!
- Donald Murray, Lakewood, CO
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"As a lifelong racing fanatic (and weekend sprint mechanic), I have a huge appetite for searching out industry info and thought I knew a fair bit about the business. What a shock after studying the book to find out what little I really knew about the racing industry. I’ve already made huge changes in the way I steer my career plans. Thanks Craig.
- Steve Bergman, Jacksonville, FL

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"Craig asked me to be part of a focus group to review the details of his motorsports career guide. I’ve worked in motorsports for the better part of my 25-year career and I would like to tell you that the information presented in this book will absolutely help anyone that thinks they want to pursue a career in motorsports. He basically provides a roadmap of exactly what you need to do without all the fluff. It’s that simple. This wealth of knowledge would be useful to someone just starting out or a tenured motorsports employee looking for a way to reinvigorate their career. My only regret is not thinking of assembling this information before Craig did!
- Jeff Dellinger, Indianapolis, IN

“When I first decided to get into motorsports, I got a lot of slack from my friends and family because they think of motorsports as a hobby and not a serious business. I was even beginning to second guess myself before someone recommended I read your guide. You gave me the confidence to push on and now my nay sayers [sic] are eating their words. I’d love to show them around the track this weekend, but most of them will be stuck in their cubicle working at a “real” job they hate!
- Pat Winston, Hackettstown, NJ
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"…Thanks again for putting together this no-nonsense guide to the racing industry! It was so well put together, information PACKED, and stimulating for sure. I really appreciated the way you covered the industry from so many aspects. It’s obvious that you know the industry inside and out. Even as I have grown up in the heart of the British motorsports valley, I learned buckets more than I expected. WELL WORTH the investment Many Times Over!"
- Matt Middleton, Bicester, UK
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"Just a quick note to say that you have outdone yourself with the motorsports guide. The book is awesome and contains far more info than I could have imagined. You virtually made it impossible for anyone who truly wants to make a career out of motorsports to make any rookie mistakes. Way to go!"
- Dennis Springer, Vancouver, WA

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"I really appreciate you opening my eyes to the potential out there. I know this is material I will be using and reusing for a long time."
- John Miglano, Melbourne, Australia

"So What's All This Going to Cost Me?"
Frankly, I thought long and hard about delivering this exclusive information only as part of a high-priced seminar where I charged at least $795.00 per person. But instead of going to all the trouble of arranging for a room and taking time out of my schedule - I settled on an electronic book as a perfect and convenient way to deliver this information (for you and me).
That's why the entire Career Guide (along with some special bonuses) is only $35. (I think you'll agree this is a tremendous bargain -- but in a minute I'll tell you what I'm going to do to make this an even better deal.)
3 Special Bonuses For Your Quick Action
Needless to say, this career guide is jam packed with the jealously guarded secrets to finding opportunities, securing a job, and succeeding in the motorsports industry. But even with that said, just to sweeten the pot a bit I'm also going to hand you 3 special bonuses to reward you for taking action immediately.
Bonus #1: “The Nuts and Bolts of Mastering the Motorsports Job Application Process”
Using the insider tips presented in the Career Guide will get you in the door for the application and interview process, and now you can use this free bonus to help prepare for your big day. This book is packed full of excellent advice such as:
How to write killer letters of correspondence
How to network and conduct information interviews
Cover letter tips
Sample interview questions (and how to respond)
How to evaluate job offers
Sample resumes
and much, much more…
Bonus #2: "Training Resource Rolodex" - This just updated resource will provide you with dozens of websites of training institutions that offer motorsports-specific training. Don’t waste your time trying to compile the same information you can get here for FREE.
Bonus #3: "Open Contacts™ Contact Management Software"
Open Contacts is an advanced address book program for managing contact info of individuals and organizations you connect with on your path to your dream job. The program offers unlimited data fields, is fully searchable and allows for the import of contacts from other software such as MS Outlook. In addition, Open Contacts even allows you to synchronize your contact info with your smart phone, PDA or Web address books…all for FREE!
Click here to get started right now with this special offer.
There you have it - you couldn't ask for a better deal, unless I also throw in my…
100% "Better-Than-Risk-Free" 1 Year Guarantee
Listen, if after putting the advice in this career guide to use, you haven't managed to make connections in the industry and further your career preparations, we'll gladly send you your money back. All we ask is you give it a fair effort for at least a year. Send us proof of no improvement, and the check is on the way.That's right, 365 days to use and profit from this unique information or else ask (and receive) an immediate refund. And if you decide to opt for a refund I still want you to keep the 3 bonuses as my free gift just for giving this a shot.
Fair enough?
I urge you to take action right now and grab this material on kick starting your career in the motorsports industry. Trust me, you won't want to miss out on this one.
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All the best,

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