Hey guys,

I've just created a new blog, www.racingbloggers.com, which I've wanted to get going for a while now. The idea is to get a bunch of amateur racing drivers together to blog about their racing. There is really no limit to the forms of car/motorcycle racing that could be included in the blog.

Ideally I'm looking for contributors who can make at least a couple of posts per month about their racing, maybe covering a recent race, talking about strategy, working on their vehicle, sharing interesting stories etc. I would also consider bringing on more occasional posters if they have some interesting contributions to make. Blog posts don't have to be long, some could just be a few pictures with a paragraph of writing, some might be longer. Posts could also include video footage of testing/racing of course!

So, if you race and would be interested in doing some blog posts, let me know If you get started and enjoy it that's fantastic. If you give it a go and it's not for you, that's ok too. And of course if you know someone else who races and might be interested, let them know about it!

Thanks,

Michael

Hello again, just wanted to provide an update about the blog. I have a couple of posts up there now, and have added a couple of small details to the site.

I have a few contributors lined up, but I'm always looking for more, from different types of racing The posts don't have to be long, in fact shorter to the point posts are preferred over long rambling posts! Contributing doesn't have to be a regular commitment either.

Here are some suggestions for topics:
- How you got into racing
- How your first practice event or race went
- Update on your latest race
- Info about your vehicle, and the work you've had to do to it
- General info about your racing series
- Future plans for your racing career

There are many more of course, but those are just a few to get your imagination going. Like I said before, I really hope we can find a few people from the LFS forums, as it we have a great group of talented racers here, that people would love to hear more about.

Thanks,

Michael