What does NBR mean in RACING

NBR is a type of motorsport race where cars have no traditional braking systems. Drivers use momentum, weight transfers and special vehicle modifications to negotiate tight turns at high speeds.

Safety is a primary concern in all forms of motorsport and NBR is no exception. All drivers must be properly trained and equipped with protective gear such as fire-resistant suits, helmets, gloves, etc. All cars must also pass an extensive technical inspection prior to participating in any race event.

While some events may require drivers to be professional racers, there are many events that allow amateur racers to participate as well. These races focus on the elements of car control rather than outright speed, making them ideal for newcomers who want to learn more about the sport before entering into higher levels of competition.

Yes, there are several different classes within NBR including novice/beginner class, intermediate class and expert class for experienced drivers as well as specialty classes such as drift racing or endurance racing which require different techniques from traditional races.