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Nina
my answer was as a result of a misunderstanding regarding the original question. Sorry if I appeared ignorant, I take my racing very seriuosly and never attempt to annoy or wind people up.....un necessarily.
Now I am aware of the question, all you have to do is go for it.
I got into racing after a corporate type track day, got the bug, found out about the way to go and attended variuos meetings to see what went on. then went to race school, got a license and raced on an arrive and drive basis. May appear expensive but you learn lots and can walk away at any time.
Alternate is to buy/borrow a car and get some track time, perhaps a track day etc.
In the SoM we have a group of very friendly people who would assist if needed, in the NW there are many similar guys.
Regarding the money, it is alot less than getting a degree, although Tony Blair and the BRSCC are probably both working on the same top up fees! ..............(joke there)
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