Founding students and campus leaders are now being recruited.
COLLEGIATE MOTORSPORT GROUP
Motorsport needs a clearer starting line.
Collegiate Motorsport Group connects students with live motorsport experiences, industry professionals, practical skills, campus communities, and opportunities to build their place in the sport.
Built for students interested in the racing, engineering, business, media, and operations behind motorsport.

Student access starts close to the work.
Field trips, paddock exposure, conversations, roles, and real context—not just watching from a distance.
WHY CMG EXISTS
Talent is everywhere. Access is not.
Many students are interested in motorsport but have no clear first step, limited industry connections, and few affordable opportunities to experience the sport firsthand. CMG is building accessible entry points that help students explore the industry, meet people already working in it, and begin developing relevant experience.
No clear first step
Limited industry connections
Few campus motorsport communities
Unclear career pathways
HOW STUDENTS BEGIN
Start with access. Build toward responsibility.
Discover
Attend watch parties, introductory events, field trips, paddock experiences, and educational programs.
Connect
Meet students, riders, mechanics, teams, organizers, creators, dealerships, and industry professionals.
Build
Develop experience in engineering, media, marketing, partnerships, events, business, operations, and technical work.
Lead
Become an ambassador, help build a campus community, organize programs, and contribute to CMG’s development.
CURRENT PROGRAM AREAS
Built around real experiences, not empty hype.
Trackside Experiences
Organized student visits to races, paddocks, dealerships, motorsport facilities, and industry events.
Community Events
Watch parties, speaker events, career panels, networking opportunities, and introductory motorsport experiences.
Career and Volunteer Pathways
Connections to volunteering, team support, dealership projects, media work, event operations, and industry learning.
Campus Chapter Development
Student-led communities that introduce motorsport to their campuses and build interdisciplinary teams.
Programs and availability vary by location, event, host organization, safety requirements, and student demand.
YOU CAN FIND YOUR ROLE
Motorsport is bigger than the rider or driver.
You do not need to know exactly where you fit before joining.
Engineering
Business
Marketing
Media and Content
Broadcasting
Event Production
Partnerships
Data and Analytics
Design
Mechanics and Technical Work
Rider Development
Community Building
Industry collaboration
Help build motorsport’s next generation.
CMG is seeking organizations and professionals that can help students access meaningful motorsport experiences, practical learning, professional relationships, and clearer pathways into the industry. Collaboration ideas include student field trips, facility and paddock tours, guest speakers, volunteer opportunities, career exposure, dealership activations, track and riding-school experiences, content and media projects, campus outreach, and subsidized student education.
UPCOMING EVENTS