What's the best way to approach a broadcaster or media person at a race event?
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Never interrupt them while they're working or talking to sponsors. Instead, wait for a casual moment - like when they're around the campfire, sitting in a lawn chair, or taking a break. Then start a friendly conversation before bringing up your racing. Share interesting details about yourself beyond just racing stats - your background, family stories, hobbies, or challenges you've overcome. These personal details give broadcasters material to make you memorable on air. Provide them with a one-sheet or hero card with your key information so they don't have to remember everything.
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