Career questions tagged auto-racing
What would be the steps to getting into F1 academy as a pit stop mechanic if I’m a 9th grader?
I love racing, ESPECIALLY Formula One, and hope to someday work in the pit stop crew for F1 Academy, but I’m concerned about how I’ll get there. I currently take extracurricular classes in STEM and do work hard to keep my grades up, just need some advice on what I should take class-wise, and/or do outside of school to get eventually excepted into F1 Academy. Thanks!
How can I follow either of these dream career paths?
How can I pursue a career in racing, specifically in Formula 1? Or, how do I get a job with a German auto manufacturer, such as BMW, Porsche, or Mercedes? I'd like to live abroad in Germany working for them. For background, I am a current mechanical engineering major, minoring in German.
What is the best avenue to getting a job as an engineer on a Formula 1 team?
I have dreamed of being on a Formula 1 team as an engineer, but I feel at a loss as to how I can get there. I struggle to know what the steps to achieving such a career even are. Right now I am in the midst of my College journey, Studying Mechanical Engineering. Outside of class I am part of a formula SAE team. I struggle to see what I should pursue after college in order to get a position in Formula 1.
Does anyone know of any opportunity for American highs chool students with F1 ?
I am a high school student in the US, which doesn't leave a ton of opportunities for careers in formula one or any formula series. I am wondering if anybody knows of any internships or early programs that can be completed in the US as a junior or senior in high school. My dream would be to work with the Mercedes AMG F1 team in the future but also love the Mclaren racing team, so would love to see opportunities there as well. Thanks all!
How to become an F1 Driver?
Tell us everything we need to know to become an F1 Driver. Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
Are there any internships in Atlanta, Georgia for Formula 1?
As an American, it's much harder to get into the Formula 1 industry. I think finding an internship would be key to getting a future career in f1.
How do I get a job in an F1 garage as an American?
Specifically as a mechanic or a stratigist.
What are the steps I need to take to become a pit crew member in formula 1?
Everywhere that I have looked does not tell me these steps.
what im wondering what the male to female ratio is in the NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) world and what is a way to keep the race world alive
what is the ratios
NHRA (National Hot Rod Association) employees: what are some of the things that you enjoy and some thang you don't enjoy
in the NHRA somthing that you enjoy and some you personally you what to see improved
I'm a student at job corps and we are researching trades we are interested in. The trade I'm interested in is working on the fuel car and the funny car so my question is where do I start and if possible, maybe race the cars in the future?
i have always been interested in the drag racing seen sens I was little so the main question is who do I contact to try and get into the nhra world
What path should I take if I want to enter a career in the automotive industry?
I am extremely interested in cars: how they work, auto racing, and exotic sports cars. I would love to find a career that would allow me to delve into the world of automotive racing specifically but also pay well enough for me to own an exotic sports car. I am wondering where I should start in order to achieve this goal. #technology #automotive #auto-racing #mechanical-engineering
How do you make cars faster than any other car?
I want to work with cars. #cars #high-performance-cars #auto-racing
How viable of an option is it to work in the hyper-car industry?
Hi! My name's Keegan and I'll be attending Tulane University in the fall. I'm interested in the automotive engineering industry and plan on completing a 3 + 2 year program where I obtain a BS in physics from Tulane in 3 years and then a BE in Mechanical Engineering from Johns Hopkins or Vanderbilt after an additional 2 years of study at either of those respective places. I'm planning on getting my Masters or Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering or Automotive Engineering after my undergraduate work, and intend to move to Italy, Great Britain, or Germany to work in the hyper-car or Formula 1 industry after I've finished. #engineering #mechanical-engineer #automotive #aerodynamics #automotive-electronics #auto-racing #manufacturing-engineering