How can i become a road course race car driver?

Find a cheap car like an old Miata and go racing in the SCCA. They have Solo meets in parking lots and races on true road courses like Road America and Mid-Ohio. I find that racing on a PC with simulations like rFactor and various roading road mods of NASCAR Racing 2003 is a good way to learn technique without consequences. Your budget is tight but you are not out of options.

Check out Skip Barber Racing Schools. If you don't have money, forget ever going racing. It takes lots of money to sit in any type of race car. NASA ( National Auto Sport Association) has programs where you can drive your own car on a race track. Instructors are on hand for advice, and this is probably the easiest, cheapest way to go racing. www. nasaproracing.com

I'm not sure where you live but in the states most drivers who don't have everything handed to them that want to run road course's join there local or regional SCCA club. You may want to check out at www.scca.org. and you can find out what you need to there. I never have joined but I do go to a lot of race's at Mid Ohio. There is a newer club called NASA but I am not real familiar with this one. Good luck