The long-term goal of showing what I can do is to race Formula 1 ( Nascar or Top Fuel Drag Racing) at a world-class level, and to build a Christian ministry in the motorsport community (which obviously should include the fans).
Basics of Don’s Ministry
What is different about my ministy? or why it might be considered non-traditional ? I believe it is critical for a ” no punches pulled ” ministry to reach the lost. This website is about our relationship with Jesus Christ , NOT “religion “…religion is man-made. Jesus Christ did not come to earth to start a “religion”…. [...]
My 2010-2015 Car Racing Budget and racing background
My 2010-2015 motorsport budget, which will cover expenses for 5 years, is $45 MM USD.
A Unique, Very Profitable Motorsport Investment
This is where YOU come nto the picture. Your funding puts my vision into action ( visionn2action@yahoo.com ) . The necessary funding is between $900K per year, and $200 Million USD (for a 5 year budget), depending on what motorsport we choose.
If you have the God-given talent (which I have), I can drive an Offshore Powerboat, or ANYTHING on 4 wheels.
Of course the first 12 months will be the “start-up” process of any busness (and also includes testing and analysis).
Let’s put this “VISION INTO ACTION”…
Formula One Racing News- Ecclestone waiting on GP of America contractBernie Ecclestone has questioned the health of the New York-based Grand Prix of America after revealing that organisers have fallen behind contractual deadlines.
- Ecclestone: 'Kinetic energy thing' caused Williams fireF1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has said a KERS system was probably responsible for the fire in the Williams pit in Barcelona.
- Webber: Its 'absolute rubbish' I tried to help VettelRed Bull Racing's Mark Webber has dismissed speculation that he was trying to back the pack up in Monaco to help his team-mate, Sebastian Vettel.
- F1 car dissectedEver wanted to see an F1 car cut in half? Well now you can thanks to Sauber...
- Minardi praises Alonso, Vergne for Monaco momentsGiancarlo Minardi has singled out Fernando Alonso and Jean-Eric Vergne for particular praise after their Monaco GP efforts.
- Pirelli: Longer stints prevented overtakingPirelli has admitted that a conservative tyre choice contributed to a lack of action in the Monaco Grand Prix.
- Mexico return imminent?The Mexican Grand Prix could be poised for a dramatic return to the F1 schedule in 2013 - but at who's expense?
- Brundle: Does Hamilton need 'fresh oxygen'?Martin Brundle questions whether Lewis hamilton will re-sign with McLaren, and looks at possible landing spots should he decide to move on...
- POLL: Was Maldonado Monaco penalty deserved?Was Pastor Maldonado treated too harshly or too leniently by the Monaco stewards, following his collision with Sergio Perez?
- Williams: Maldonado practice incident 'avoidable'Pastor Maldonado's collision with Sergio Perez on Saturday in Monaco was 'avoidable' according to the Williams team.
- Ecclestone waiting on GP of America contract
