Could /o/ come together and buy a racecar?
Reddit did it with the Dogecoin Nascar, I'm sure we could buy out a Rally Car team or even Indy Car.
>>15443621
For sure we could do a GT Spec car
Lefties would probably get butthurt if they saw a 4chan car. Which is the only reason we should need to do so.
>>15443621
What would our slogan be though?
>>15443667
OH FUCK
we need to buy one and fill it with whatever will make people mad
>>15443677
What's /o/'s slogan? Do we have one?
Because the poltards would spam swastikas everywhere as well as other extremely distasteful images.
>>15443667
>implying lefties watch NASCAR.
>>15443695
>implying we'd buy a Nascar
GT3 or bust
>>15443701
Exactly
>>15443695
We could have anons submit car designs & put accepted designs up to a vote
Bump.
I would stand behind this.
You guys can't even read that swine bought new without shitting your pants. Everyone here is poor enough to live in Detroit. There is a zero chance this will happen.
>>15443621
Doubtful, it cost about 5-12 million to do a season of v8 supercar and if its not at least on the same level as racing as those cars it simply is not worth doing.
We don't own any rights to 4chan, we would have to get approval from Hiro.
We could make a WAT Racing car.
>>15443621
older GT3 cars (Z4s, 997s, C6 Vette, GTR, SLS AMG, old R8, etc) go for around 150 000€ - 300 000€
To that, you need to add potential changes to the car due to regulation changes, racing licenses for the drivers, a trailer to transport the car, the tools for working on the car, additional spare parts and ofcourse paying both the drivers and the pit crew.
1. "Buy" a team? Not the slimmest chance in hell. Plus, I'm sure the first neckbeard behind the wheel ("Cuz' I gave da most moneys, bruh!") would total the car on his first go.
2. I think OP meant pay for a sponsorship deal. I'd love that but I'm aware that /o/'s average income, meself included, isn't what you'd call "relatively decent". We could probably sponsor a lower-tier NASCAR team but it wouldn't make any headlines.
In case we do get our shekels together for it, we should totally do a WAT Racing Itasha special with a bumper sticker that reads "MOOT POINT".
>>15444652
OP here, let me clarify:
1. Fuck no on letting any of the donators drive (MAYBE if they're really good at sim racing, but that's a huge maybe), that's a dumbass idea, I agree.
2. Yes, Sponsorship is what I meant. We get together like $5000-20000 and give it to some Russian team in exchange for bumper sticker space.
>>15443680
MAKE IT ECOBOSST
There's always iRacing.
We don't have a product either, dogecoin is a thing, but WAT is not.
>>15445518
>MAYBE if they're really good at sim racing
no
just no
>>15443683
"I don't know anything about these cars, they're probably all shit."
>>15445642
Shut your poop mouth. WAT is definitely a thing!
>>15445647
Keyword maybe
If we do secure funding, we could ask /ovg/ to set up something akin to what we'd put our money into; then, set up a championship for people who are registered to drive, and the winner gets to drive a leg in the race or passenger seat rights to the race.
As you can see, I'm more of an idea man than a action man, so take it with a grain of salt.
>>15445692
Yeah, but what does it sell? Stickers?
WAT Racing at 24h Dubai when?
Europoors could pool enough money to send a car over to Dubai. The classes they run there are pretty loose, so we could dominate one of the shitbox classes. I think last time we did the math, it came out to around 50k Euros to get a car, suits, licensing, equipment, and sikk mawds.
Ive still got a could hundred thousand dogecoins somewhere, maybe we should combine all our crypto and do it
>>15443621
Dogecoin is a financial system, which gets stronger the higher number of people using it.
It was not reddit buying a car, it was rich investors buying a sponsorship following some faggot's idea.
First get rich, then we can talk
>>15445703
>Keyword maybe
keywords definitely no
>ask /ovg/
NO
>>15443621
WAT Racing is basically this already. He runs a CRX.
>>15443621
i was part of that
it only costs 6 million for the sprint cup final race
>>15443995
Actually, it was less well known, but Dogecoin also sponsored a v8 supercar as well (for one race)
>>15447156
I-I want recognition too
I've been running this for at least a year.
