How it works
A simple, honest way to fund RC racing
Share a wishlist of the exact parts you need. Fans buy an item straight from the store or send you a few bucks — the support goes directly to you.
For racers
Set up your wishlist in five steps
Everything you need to turn your racing into a shareable page fans can support in one tap.
1. Build your racer page
Sign up and create your page: name and number, class, home track, story, and photos. It takes minutes and looks professional from day one.
2. Add your wishlist
List the exact parts and gear you need — each with a price and a link to the store. Add as many as you like. It’s free.
3. Connect your payment links
Add your own PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, Ko-fi, or other links so supporters can send you cash directly. SponsorMyRC never holds the money.
4. Share your link
Put your page link in your social bios, on your car, on a pit-board QR code, and in emails. One link does the work.
5. Get your gear
Fans buy an item off your list or send you money. Add your shipping address (revealed only via the last 4 digits of your phone) so they can ship physical gifts.
For supporters
Support a racer in three steps
Family, friends, and fans can all help — buy a part off the list or send a few bucks. No account needed.
1. Open a racer’s page
A racer shares their link. You’ll see their wishlist of parts and their payment options — no account needed.
2. Buy it or send money
Buy an item straight from the store the racer linked, or send a few bucks through their payment link. It goes directly to them.
3. Ship it (optional)
Shipping a physical gift? Enter the last 4 digits of the racer’s phone number to reveal their shipping address.
The support model
How support actually reaches racers
SponsorMyRC is a connection platform, not a payment processor. Here is exactly how money and products move.
Straight from the retailer
A sponsor clicks a wishlist item and purchases it from the store the racer linked. Prices, availability, and shipping are controlled by that retailer.
Through the racer’s links
A supporter sends money using the racer’s own PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, or other service. SponsorMyRC does not hold, process, or transfer these funds.
Address stays private
Shipping a physical item? The racer’s address is never public — a supporter reveals it by entering the last 4 digits of the racer’s phone number.
Support goes directly to the racer through the product or payment method you select. SponsorMyRC does not hold, process, or transfer these funds — you complete your payment on the racer's chosen third-party service (PayPal, Venmo, Cash App, and others).
Supporters should review a racer’s wishlist and payment details before sending anything. SponsorMyRC does not guarantee delivery or any return. See our Sponsorship Disclaimer and Third-Party Payment Disclosure.
Ready to build your racer page?
It is free to start. Launch a professional sponsorship page in minutes and share it everywhere you race.
