MyRacingPath is an AI motorsport career platform. It does two jobs: it plans your racing career, and it organises the sponsorship side. The planning side is a step-by-step path showing which championships to target, when to move up and what each season costs, using a maintained database of UK and European racing. The Sponsorship Hub finds local businesses to approach, explains how each one fits your campaign, helps you prepare every call and email, and keeps track of every deal and partner. It also coaches your driving, tracks your season and teaches you through an academy.

No. The Sponsorship Hub, on Max, searches UK businesses, explains each one with a Match Score out of 100 on nine published components, builds your pitch deck, plans your calls, drafts emails you send yourself and tracks every conversation through to proposals, agreements, payments and partner reports. It builds the deck and the emails from the season you are already logging here, so your pitch is your real results and you are not keeping your racing record in two places.

It searches UK businesses near you by town, sector and distance, or runs an Agent search inside limits you set and puts what it finds on an Unreviewed list. Every business is a Google Maps listing, a Companies House record or one you add yourself, so it cannot invent a business that does not exist, and nothing enters your pipeline until you approve it. Before anything is scored, alcohol, tobacco and vape, cannabis, gambling and adult businesses are filtered out entirely. Everything left gets a Match Score out of 100 on nine published components: motorsport or automotive relevance (up to 20 points), technology and data relevance (up to 15), how close it is (up to 10), audience overlap (up to 15), the ways of working together you offer that suit it (up to 15), whether it can afford your package (up to 10), how easy the decision-maker is to reach (up to 5), existing sports or community involvement (up to 5) and a relationship you already have (up to 5). It reads your campaign as well as the business, so the same business can score differently for two drivers with different offers. A component with no evidence scores zero, never a guess. From 60 a business is a Good Match, and every score shows its components. It measures fit with your campaign on paper, not how likely a business is to say yes.

It is the part the product is designed around. Alcohol, tobacco and vape, cannabis, gambling and adult businesses never appear in results at all, because the filter runs before scoring rather than after. Every email needs your click on that exact message: send it now, or schedule it for a time you pick. Nothing goes out without that click, and every email is checked again at the moment it leaves. Every email goes from the driver's own connected Gmail account, so you can see exactly what went out and to whom, and there is a kill switch that stops all outbound email immediately. Follow-ups are limited, and a business that asks not to be contacted goes on your Do Not Contact list and stays there. Replies coming back are screened before you read them, for requests for photos, requests to keep contact secret, manipulation patterns and advance fee scams, and for a driver under 18, attempts to move the conversation to a private messaging app as well. A reply that trips that check produces a neutral summary and a flag, never a friendly suggested reply.

The free plan gives you season logging, the full championship database, your driver profile and five-pillar skill score with the reasoning behind every pillar, one academy course of your choice, race engineer chat, and your whole racing path, built and edited by you. Pro starts at £9.99 per month (£99 per year) and adds the Path Agent, Season tools (budget, costs and tasks), race prep tasks, session and pace analysis, a briefing before every race, end-of-season debriefs, season memory, all seven academy courses personalised, and file uploads in chat. Max starts at £24.99 per month (£248 per year) and adds the Sponsorship Hub, Career Simulation, and the what-if planner with branches. Coaches and schools build a Team plan from a £4.99 manager seat plus £7.49 per Pro driver or £17.99 per Max driver.

It is an AI you talk your career plan through with, from Pro. It works on a draft copy of your Racing Path: it can rework one step or many at once, add or remove steps and branches, and add one-off events such as a scholarship shootout or a test day, and nothing changes your saved path until you press Save. Beside it on Max, Career Simulation plays a season in a given championship forward and shows the results you would need to move up, with its probabilities labelled as estimates. Your season budget and tasks live in Season tools, and the sponsorship side has its own Sponsorship Hub.

Racing drivers of any age who want one place to run their careers: season logging, budgets, race prep, an AI race engineer, sponsorship organisation and a career pathway, from club karting through to junior single-seaters and GT racing across the UK and Europe. Coaches, academies and racing schools use the Team plan to run several drivers from one dashboard, and a parent or guardian managing one or more drivers can do the same with a Team of their own.

No. It covers the full racing ladder: karting, Formula 4, Formula Regional, GB3 and GB4, GT racing, touring cars and other junior categories across the UK and Europe. You build your route from your current series all the way to your target championship in the path editor, which draws on 498 mapped steps between real series.

It is a chat that already has your driver profile loaded: your skill scores, your career plan, the sessions you have logged and your setup notes. You do not have to explain your situation first. You pick who you talk to: Coach, who teaches and explains the reasoning, Professional, who is blunt and leads with the numbers, or a custom persona you write yourself. It coaches driving and race weekends, and it will tell you when your budget does not match the series you are aiming at. The business side of a career has its own places: the Path Agent for the plan, Season tools for the budget, and the Sponsorship Hub for sponsors.

873 records covering UK and European motorsport: 345 championships with season cost ranges and age limits, 203 circuits, 217 cars and karts, 57 kart classes, 51 licence grades, and 498 mapped steps between series. This is the data the path editor and every AI feature read from, so as the database grows the options on every step grow with it. It is reviewed and extended every week.

MY RACING PATH LTD, a UK company built from inside the sport. The championship data, the cost ranges and the progression between series came out of planning a real racing career, and we still race today.