Racing cars is a thrilling and exciting activity, but it's also one that requires proper licensing. Racing without a license can result in serious consequences and penalties, even if the race is taking place on private property. In order to legally race cars, drivers must obtain a racing license from a governing body, such as the FIA or their local racing authority. This license is typically only available to experienced drivers who have demonstrated their ability to safely control a race car. Additionally, cars must pass a rigorous technical inspection before being allowed to race on a track. With the proper license and inspection, drivers can safely and legally hit the track and enjoy the excitement of racing cars.

The Volkswagen Beetle, one of the most iconic cars of all time, was frequently used as a family car but did you know that it was also used for car racing? The Beetle was particularly suited for racing due to its lightweight yet sturdy design. It was used in a variety of racing events, including the World Rally Championship and the Monte Carlo Rally. The Beetle proved to be successful in these events, winning many races during its lifespan. Although the Beetle has been out of production since 2003, its legacy in car racing lives on.