“Askeladden mot verdenseliten”

Link:  “Askeladden mot verdenseliten”

Hi !

I’ve started a support foundation for my career in international racing and living situation. And I hope you would like to join my journey !

Here’s a translation version:)

“My name is Mads, and this year I have a dream opportunity to become a professional racing driver.

After some years in gocart and racing I managed to win a competition the Norwegian car organization is hosting called “Bilsporttalentet 2016” (Competitors from every  angel in motorsport until 21 years old).

The money I won in the competition I used to drive a international championship witch called Reiter Young Starts with a KTM X-BOW GT4. I won this championship also, and the first price there was a full season in the probably most prestigious GT-championship, Blancpain GT-series, where I in 2018 will drive with an Lamborghini GT3 – without that would cost me a penny. All the races will broadcast live on Eurosport.

This is a very rare opportunity in international motorsport, and the value of the price is 300.000€. This means I will drive a unofficial “World championship” for GT-cars, and to get my best preparations I’ve decided to move and work with my team Reiter Engineering.

To have something to live of this year, I need good support players on my team! I don’t need much, but just a little to make my life situation stabile, with house rent, food and new helmet for GT3, just so I can use all my time on preparation to races, physical and mental training and work with my engineers in Reiter Engineering to make the car perform better.

With a successful season in 2018 the doors can open for a professional racing career, where I don’t only will drive for free, but also get payed to drive a racecar.

Really appreciate every donation, and really hope You will join my international journey!

Here`s the link for the foundaiton site:  “Askeladden mot verdenseliten”

The project needs to be successfully for me to get the donations, if not, the amount will be refunded back.

Most kindly

Mads, Siljehaug Racing