National Racing

Rink675 · 12-26-12, 00:24

Does anyone happen to know if you wanted to visit another country for some racing if you would need anything other then your U.S. Passport? Also how does that work if you earn money by winning races with taxes and not being a citizen of that country?

Noodles · 12-26-12, 00:49

I think licensing requirements are different depending on sanctioning body where you go racing. Worst case scenario, you may have to get a FIM license as well as whatever insurance that goes with that. As far as taxes, I have no idea. Where are you planning to go racing?

Nuno!

Rink675 · 12-26-12, 12:59

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Originally Posted by Noodles

I think licensing requirements are different depending on sanctioning body where you go racing. Worst case scenario, you may have to get a FIM license as well as whatever insurance that goes with that. As far as taxes, I have no idea. Where are you planning to go racing?

Nuno!

Well I would like to do some racing in Canada to get my feet wet on the national side without having to spend 15k to go to the triumph triple challenge and get my butt kicked lol.

Or have to spend a ton of money for Spain or ect, just figured to start with Canada and work my way around after that.

Noodles · 12-26-12, 23:40

Canadian National series is CSBK.ca. In your case, any valid (2013) US racing license (whatever sanctioned regional series you run down there) will do. You'll have to fax/email that to CSBK when you apply for a CSBK membership. As far as taxes, I don't know. A few US guys race up here (Michael Barnes, Dave Estok). All I know is that you get a cheque made out to you when you win purses.
For additional information please contact:
Alicia Brimo
Frontline CSBK Inc.
Tel. (416) 895-1393
alicia@csbk.ca

Good luck, looking fwd to hopefully seeing you up here.

Nuno!

toronto675 · 12-27-12, 10:26

Do not tell the border guards that you are a professional racer they will assume you are about to get a gran prix pay day . My friend got turned back at Detroit going to a wera regional because he told the customs agent he had a " pro" license . Then they wanted to see a work permit before he would be allowed in to USA .

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Rink675 · 01-06-13, 08:52

Cool thanks for the info, I will make my way up there for sure. I thought CSBK was the pro racing like the AMA equivalent or something but glad to know amateurs fall into that as well.

priya · 01-07-13, 10:35

I want to see that type of racing.I am very excited becoz before that i am not seen that racing ever..

Rink675 · 01-19-13, 21:35

If you could pick a place to go racing anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?

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Rink675 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Minneapolis Posts: 811	National Racing Does anyone happen to know if you wanted to visit another country for some racing if you would need anything other then your U.S. Passport? Also how does that work if you earn money by winning races with taxes and not being a citizen of that country? __________________ 2007 Triumph 675 Race Bike
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Noodles Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: 20 min south of Mosport Posts: 403	I think licensing requirements are different depending on sanctioning body where you go racing. Worst case scenario, you may have to get a FIM license as well as whatever insurance that goes with that. As far as taxes, I have no idea. Where are you planning to go racing? Nuno! __________________ Noodles Racing would like to thank the following sponsors for their support in the 2012 CSBK season: GP BIKES TRIUMPH, EUROCORSA PERFORMANCE (Bitubo suspension, Spidi leathers, Rizoma rearsets, Power Bronze windscreens), ARMOUR BODIES, MOTOAIRBAG CANADA, MOTOVAN, HINDLE EXHAUST. http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/Noodles_771/
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Noodles Member Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: 20 min south of Mosport Posts: 403	Canadian National series is CSBK.ca. In your case, any valid (2013) US racing license (whatever sanctioned regional series you run down there) will do. You'll have to fax/email that to CSBK when you apply for a CSBK membership. As far as taxes, I don't know. A few US guys race up here (Michael Barnes, Dave Estok). All I know is that you get a cheque made out to you when you win purses. For additional information please contact: Alicia Brimo Frontline CSBK Inc. Tel. (416) 895-1393 alicia@csbk.ca Good luck, looking fwd to hopefully seeing you up here. Nuno! __________________ Noodles Racing would like to thank the following sponsors for their support in the 2012 CSBK season: GP BIKES TRIUMPH, EUROCORSA PERFORMANCE (Bitubo suspension, Spidi leathers, Rizoma rearsets, Power Bronze windscreens), ARMOUR BODIES, MOTOAIRBAG CANADA, MOTOVAN, HINDLE EXHAUST. http://s21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/Noodles_771/
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Rink675 Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Minneapolis Posts: 811	Cool thanks for the info, I will make my way up there for sure. I thought CSBK was the pro racing like the AMA equivalent or something but glad to know amateurs fall into that as well. __________________ 2007 Triumph 675 Race Bike
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