From road safety and risk management to technology and career development, motor sport has a lot more to offer than just high-speed thrills.

There are plenty of ways in which schools can engage with motorsport, not only for fun but to help pupils learn and develop in exciting competitive environments.

Go Motorsport's nationwide network of Regional Development Officers is on hand to assist your club's development and promotional activities.

Some of motorsport's biggest names, from F1 and WRC champions to team bosses and television personalities, have leant their invaluable support to Go Motorsport.

Go Motorsport is all about helping people to get involved in all areas of the sport. Click here to find out more.

Who better to learn from than those who have been there, done it and won it? Click here for top tips from top competitors.

Click here to find the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about getting started in motorsport.

You do not have to be a driver to compete. Motor sport is first and foremost a team sport with a number of different roles available to you.

No volunteers, no motorsport! As a marshal, you will join a band of enthusiasts who enjoy their motor sport and in the process will not only help save lives but will also make life long friends.

If you want to participate in motor sport you are more than likely going to need a Licence to do so. Click here to find out more.

As long as you can show that you are competent and safe behind the wheel there is no reason why you can’t experience the thrill of competitive motorsport.

If you can’t wait until you’re old enough to drive on the roads, don’t worry. You can compete in most kinds of motorsport, although age restrictions vary depending on which particular discipline you want to take part in.

Watching motorsport on the television is one thing but there's nothing quite like experiencing the action first-hand.