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Doge #77 BTCR is Born!

Doge #77 BTCR is Born!

Bitcoin Racing US has a new addition...

September 3, 2025 1 min read 193 words 2 reactions

Building a Race Car Isn’t Hard…

Part of the job of the Collegiate Racing Series team is to build Pro Spec Miata’s for use by the many colleges and universities gearing up for the 2026 season.

Founders Jack Hobbs and Senter Smith took the weekend to collect the Bitcoin Racing US latest car and videotaped the build so the global CRS Members could get great tips and tricks on how to install a roll-cage, seat, fire suppression, and harnesses.

Seat install success!

Doing the Thing and Teaching It

How many startups founders know how to build a racecar from the ground up?

The Collegiate Racing Series is proud to be guiding hundreds of students and universities leverage their curriculum to build their race team and motorsports program. A big part of this is showing the world how it’s done.

Fire is no good. Safety first!

Now that Toshi #81 has run its shakedown and is ready for racing and spreading the good word of motorsports and Bitcoin, it’s time for his brother Doge #77 to take the stage. We hope to be able to run Doge this weekend at Sebring.

Will you be there? Drive with US! www.garageid

Best,
_TEAMCRS & TEAMGiD

Jack points to the most important part of a race car.

About the Author

This article is from the GarageID / Collegiate Racing Series newsletter (2023–2026), written by Peter Saddington and archived on staas.fund after the original Substack publication was retired. Peter is the founder of GarageID and the founder and largest shareholder of the Collegiate Racing Series (not in an operational role since 2026). He is a serial entrepreneur, venture capitalist (StaaS Fund, RegD 506B), and AI practitioner who has trained 17,000+ professionals in agile and AI methodologies.

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