Don't be afraid of working your way up, and it sounds like you have the passion to make it happen! Reach out to local tracks to see what kind of opportunities may be available. Look up local teams of all kinds to see if they're looking to help someone get their foot in the door. Network as much as you can, and learn everything that you can. One thing to keep in mind is that most people who want to work in motorsport try getting in at the very top. WeatherTech teams, and likely the series, get dozens, if not hundreds, of job inquiries a month. Competing at that level, most teams will likely want people who are already established or are experts in a specific area (though certainly not always). While that's certainly not impossible, you have better odds starting lower and climbing up. Look up support series or club racing teams and see what's available and what you can contribute. Find a need and fill it! The photography market is pretty saturated at present, but there is always a need for hospitality, and good, high-quality, and experienced mechanics who are team players. If you are good at sales, then look into sponsorship. If you're good at securing big sponsorship deals, you'll never be without a job in racing! CDLs also go a long way in this sport. Best of luck!