• tracks or regions covered
• travel range
• hours of coverage
• approximate image count
• editing
• turnaround time
• delivery format
• commercial-use rights
• sponsor-use rights
• print rights if offered
• whether raw files are included
• rainout and rescheduling terms

Buyers should confirm what they can do with the images. Social media use, sponsor advertising, merchandise and paid media may require different rights.

Dirt Racing Videography and Media Production

Video can help a team tell the story that a logo on the quarter panel cannot tell by itself.

Listings may include driver profiles, team features, sponsor videos, car reveals, short-form social clips, race-weekend recaps, interviews, behind-the-scenes content, commercial shoots, editing and livestream production support.

Providers should define crew size, filming format, deliverables, revision limits, music licensing, third-party footage, turnaround time, travel, usage rights and whether raw footage is included.

If the buyer is booking the driver or team personality to appear in the content, use Dirt Racing Driver Appearances and Show Car Displays for that talent booking. Hiring the production professional belongs here.

Race Team Marketing, PR and Digital Support

Grassroots and touring teams may need professional help without hiring a full-time marketing staff.

Listings may include:

• social media management
• content planning
• press releases
• media relations
• website support
• email marketing
• sponsor reports
• media kits
• team branding
• driver branding
• season communication planning
• event promotion support

Providers should define deliverables instead of promising vague "exposure." They should state the number of posts, documents, calls, campaigns or hours included and whether advertising spend or third-party software is separate.

Do not guarantee followers, impressions, media coverage, leads or sales.

Graphic Design, Wrap and Decal Installation

Dirt cars change graphics often. Sponsors move. Body panels get replaced. A new number panel may be needed before the next race.

Book services may include livery and graphics design labor, sponsor-logo placement, wrap installation, partial-wrap installation, number-kit installation, sponsor decal installation, trailer lettering installation, vinyl removal and surface preparation.

If the buyer is purchasing a finished wrap, decal kit, number kit or graphics product, the item belongs in Dirt Racing Decals, Wraps and Graphics under Shop.

If the buyer is hiring a designer or installer to perform a professional service, the booking belongs here.

Competition-focused body mounting, chassis repair, structural welding and race-car fabrication belong under Dirt Racing Chassis Setup and Technical Services when the technical car outcome is the principal purchase.

Race Car Transport and Hauling

Not every racer has the right trailer, tow vehicle or driver available for every move.

Listings may include:

• race car transport
• show car delivery
• shop-to-track hauling
• one-way vehicle transport
• trailer towing
• parts pickup
• engine or component transport
• race-weekend hauling support
• event-to-event movement for traveling teams

Providers should state equipment type, capacity, service area, loading requirements, tie-down responsibility, pickup and delivery process, storage if offered, insurance, carrier authority where required, fuel surcharges and restrictions on what they will transport.

Buying a trailer, hauler or transporter is a Shop transaction. Hiring someone to move the car or equipment is a Book service.

Dirt Racing Logistics and Travel Support

A traveling team may need coordination beyond simply towing the car.

Listings may include route planning, parts pickup, tire pickup, freight coordination, hotel coordination, vendor scheduling, shop-to-track logistics, emergency delivery support and multi-event planning.

Providers should make clear whether they are acting as a carrier, dispatcher, coordinator, consultant or local runner, and which third-party expenses remain the buyer's responsibility.

Sponsorship Consulting and Sales Support

A team can hire professional help to build or sell a sponsorship program without selling the sponsorship itself on this page.

Book services may include:

• sponsorship strategy
• proposal development
• inventory packaging
• prospect research
• prospecting support
• partnership sales support
• sponsorship brokerage
• negotiation support
• activation planning sold as labor
• sponsor servicing and reporting

The buyer is paying for professional time, expertise or representation. Those services belong here even if compensation includes a commission or success fee, provided the listing clearly states the arrangement.

The actual team sponsorship, driver sponsorship, track or event sponsorship, activation package, branded media inventory or other commercial rights belong in Partner.

Providers should define representation authority, exclusivity, commissions, expenses, conflicts and who owns the prospect relationship.

Event Support, Announcers and Guest Services

Tracks, promoters and race-related events may need temporary specialists who are not part of a competitor's race crew.

Listings may include announcers, emcees, PA support, registration help, credential administration, sponsor display setup, hospitality staffing, guest coordination, merchandise-area staffing and event production support.

A mechanic, tire person or crew member hired to work on a competitor's race car belongs under Dirt Race Crew, Mechanics and Race Weekend Help.

Organizer-controlled medical, fire, rescue, officiating and security services may involve separate licensing, authority and regulatory requirements. Providers and buyers are responsible for confirming those requirements.

Business and Operational Consulting

Racing businesses and teams sometimes need help with the business behind the racing.

Listings may include shop organization, inventory systems, vendor management, operating procedures, budgeting support, commercial planning, team process improvement and other defined motorsports business projects.

The provider should identify the problem being solved, the work product, timeline, buyer responsibilities and what is outside the engagement.

Legal, tax, accounting, insurance, financial, customs, immigration and other regulated professional services should be offered only by providers qualified and authorized to perform them where required.

Service Boundaries Matter

Other Bookings should catch specialty work without swallowing the rest of Book.

Use Dirt Racing Engine Builders and Drivetrain Services for engine and powertrain specialist labor.

Use Dirt Racing Chassis Setup and Technical Services for chassis setup, suspension, shocks, race-car fabrication, wiring and technical development.

Use Dirt Racing School, Driver Coaching and Sim Training for driver instruction and development.

Use Dirt Race Crew, Mechanics and Race Weekend Help for competitor-side event manpower.

Physical products belong in Shop. Commercial sponsorship rights and partnership inventory belong in Partner.

What Providers Should Include

Include the service type, relevant racing experience, classes or customer types served, location, travel radius, remote availability, schedule, turnaround time, deliverables, revision limits where applicable, pricing, estimate process, expenses, materials, equipment, insurance, licenses or carrier authority where relevant, usage rights for creative work, deposits, cancellation terms and exact exclusions.

Providers should also explain whether work is performed in-house, subcontracted or dependent on third-party vendors.

What Buyers Should Review

Before booking, review the provider's experience, scope, deliverables, timeline, travel, third-party costs, materials, insurance, licensing or transportation authority where relevant, creative or media rights, payment terms, cancellation policy and total expected cost.

Confirm that the service truly belongs here rather than in engine service, setup, coaching, crew, car rental, track rental, Shop or Partner.

Related Dirt Racing Categories

• Dirt Racing Chassis Setup and Technical Services
• Dirt Race Crew, Mechanics and Race Weekend Help
• Dirt Racing Decals, Wraps and Graphics
• Dirt Race Trailers and Haulers
• Dirt Racing Partnerships and Custom Sponsorships