
Program Vision &
Structure
The Warner High School Dirt Racing Program is more than a team—it is a platform for education, growth, and inspiration. Students gain hands-on experience in motorsports while developing technical skills, teamwork, and professionalism that prepare them for future careers.
Core Goals
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Inspire and Engage Students- Introduce students to motorsports through active participation, igniting passion and providing real-world learning opportunities.
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Develop a Replicable Curriculum- Create structured lesson plans that allow other schools to launch similar programs, building a nationwide network of young racers.
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Deliver Exceptional Experiences- Provide opportunities that enrich student learning—technical training, race participation, and teamwork.
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Expand National Reach- Leverage social media to connect with fans, showcase achievements, and attract recognition beyond the local community.
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Foster Financial Support & Community Ties- Teach students fundraising and networking skills through partnerships, sponsorships, and local engagement.
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Achieve Competitiveness on the Track- Strive for excellence in racing by instilling discipline, teamwork, and performance standards.
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Promote Professionalism & Resilience- Build a culture that balances learning with competitiveness, preparing students for success in motorsports and beyond.
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Embrace Growth & Expansion- Continuously refine curriculum, strengthen community partnerships, and elevate program competitiveness.
Learning Components
Students gain experience across multiple disciplines:
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RaceCar Development – Build and maintain competitive cars.
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STEM Applications – Apply math and science principles directly to motorsports.
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Business Accounting – Manage budgets, track revenue/expenses, and understand financial sustainability.
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Sponsorship & Partnerships – Learn how to secure, maintain, and deliver value to sponsors.
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Media & Public Relations – Use video, social media, and PR to promote the team, engage fans, and highlight sponsor value.
Key Program Pillars Outside of Racecar development
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Business & Finance - Students learn how motorsports teams sustain themselves through sponsorships, merchandise, race winnings, and fundraisers. Managing expenses for travel, car parts, and maintenance teaches resource allocation and strategic planning.
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Sponsorship & Partnerships- Sponsorships provide financial support, resources, and visibility. Students practice building strong sponsor relationships based on trust, communication, and mutual benefit—skills that are essential both in racing and in business.
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Media & Public Relations- Video content, social media, and PR are critical for storytelling, building fan loyalty, and showcasing sponsor value. Students gain practical experience in digital communication, branding, and professional representation.
