A FOUNDATION DEDICATED TO GREATER SAFETY IN MOTOR RACING
Trailer for Racing Goes Safer Foundation
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AS A MOTORSPORT SAFETY SOURCE . . .
The Stand 21 Racing Goes Safer Driver Safety Foundation is a non-profit organization with a primary purpose of promoting enhanced motor racing safety. It aims to achieve this goal in collaboration with medical and scientific bodies, professional drivers and major racing series’ entities (FIA, SFI, NHRA, SCTA, SCCA, SCORE…) in order to bring awareness of safety issues, and offer solutions to the forefront of the motor racing world.
To the racers, doctors, and track personnel who have joined us on our 15-year journey. Thank you all for your support and dedication to racing safety. We would not be here without you.
Upcoming Events
EVRSafe: Electric Vehicle
Racing Safety Conference
October 22, 2024
Charlotte Motorspeedway
Racing Goes Safer is proud to again partner with EVRSafe, and with the North Carolina Battery Complexity, Autonomous Vehicle and Electrification Research Center (BATT CAVE) at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte to bring you the next installation of our Electric Vehicle Safety Series!
Since the late 1800s, where there have been cars, there have been people wanting to race cars. More than a century later, electric vehicles are becoming increasingly commonplace on our streets. Naturally, electric vehicle racing is following close behind. Many advancements in motorsports safety have come about from lessons learned over the years. And most recently, we have seen the safety issues associated with electric vehicles on the streets. Today the motorsports industry is in a perfect position to prepare for those issues on track!
IN REVIEW
Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach
Fire Protection, Heat Stress, and Electric Vehicle Racing Safety
The safety foundation that has brought you such motorsports safety pioneers as Doctors John Melvin, Terry Trammell, and Steven Olvey, and hero drivers including Jackie Ickx, Danny Sullivan, Tony Stewart, and Larry Dixon, returned to the Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach with yet another incredible selection of speakers.
Dr. Claude Meistelman, Eric Huhn of UNC Charlotte, and professional driver Boris Said rounded out the 2024 Racing Goes Safer panel. Read the full review!
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In an effort to bring more awareness to EV Racing safety issues, we are proud to partner with Eric Huhn to help provide answers to your EV questions. Eric is UNC Charlotte’s facility and laboratory Safety Director, and a trackside firefighter at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Eric is well versed in EV Racing safety issues, and the fires that often accompany them.
Do you have an EV Racing safety question? Eric will help you find the answer!
RGS Forum: Join the Conversation!
The Racing Goes Safer Forum is now open! Sign up and become a part of the conversation today. As a motorsports safety resource, it is our goal to connect racers, crews, sanctioning bodies, enthusiasts and more with the vital safety information that they need in order to stay safe on and off of the track. We are interested in your safety questions and concerns. Join the forum now!
WHAT'S NEXT: RACING GOES SAFER UPDATE
The Racing Goes Safer Foundation has been focusing on reaching more racers with our life saving safety message.
Would your car club or local track benefit from a RGS Safety Seminar? Let us know where you would like to see Racing Goes Safer Safety Seminars in the future.
GET
INVOLVED
The Racing Goes Safer Foundation hosts several free seminars each year for racers in all forms of motorsport.
These seminars are paid for in large part, by Yves Morizot, founder and President of Stand 21 Racewear. The education and mission of the foundation wouldn't be possible if it weren't for the contributions from racers and people like you who are just as passionate about increasing motorsport safety for all...
