The first thing that any potential racer has to learn is how to drive a car. They don't hit the ground running by driving extremely fast cars right away. They start with the slower, more controllable cars that are good for driving down busy streets and not executing tight turns while your thumb is on the afterburner. This is because they might just swerve out of control or pose as a potential harm to the other people who happen to be driving in the same street.

If you're a potential racer, you will have to learn how to control your car. This means that you will be driving around obstacles so that you can have a better sense of awareness around your car. This also allows you to improve your precision so that you can execute tight turns while running fast. You can achieve this by driving around feather flags somewhere. These flags should be easily visible so they shouldn't be hard to miss. When you think that you've gotten the hang of it, you can try driving around cones. That should give you even more precision.

If you really like racing but you don't think you can handle it out in the circuit, you can still bring home the race. You can get a few collectibles and decorate your house with them. You can even get hold of a racing jumpsuit and a helmet so that you can have something to hang on a wall. If you really want to experience the race, you can bring home a racing flag to decorate your driveway. That way, you will always feel like you're always on your next lap around the circuit.