Level of Education
Technical Program
Time Investment
960 Hours
Credits
48
Tuition
$11,688
Next Starting
November 2026
Program Overview
The Technology in Racing Mechanics program focuses on the theory, design, building, and testing of high-performance racing engines and vehicles. Students receive hands-on training using specialized racing tools and equipment while working with advanced engine systems, fuel technologies, and performance components. The curriculum covers multiple racing platforms and emphasizes real-world applications in professional motorsports environment.
Program Objective
The objective of the Technology in Racing Mechanics program is to prepare students with advanced technical skills in race engine construction, performance modification, and vehicle systems optimization. Graduates develop the expertise required to service, modify, and build racing vehicles in compliance with current racing rules and regulations, while also gaining foundational entrepreneurial knowledge for independent or shop-based work.Employment Opportunities:
- Racing Mechanic/b>
- Performance Technician
- Race Engine Builder
- Motorsports Technician
- Performance Engine Technician
- Chassis Technician
- Pit Crew Technician
- Motorsport Fabrication Technician
What You’ll Learn
Fundamentals of Racing Mechanics
Details configurations required for the construction of a racing automobile regarding its powertrain, chassis, body, and safety.
Construction and Modification of Racing Engines I
Details the construction and modification of engines for competitions (piston or rotor).
Construction and Modification of Racing Engines II
Details the precise and exact measuring concept and adequate assembly process for racing engines.
Brakes System in Racing Automobiles
Details operation, modifications, replacement, construction, services, and repairs of conventional brakes systems.
Machine Shop Fundamentals
Designed for the study, comprehension of properties, tests and treatments of metallic elements.
Machine Shop Work
Teaches basic operations of the tool machine and the application of a mechanical lathe, and knowledge for calculations and cutting of all types of axles and drilling operations.
Racing Fuel Feeding System
Studies the fuel feeding system, and includes the operation, function, and service modifications required.
Chassis Construction and Suspension
Provides students with the skills and knowledge required for the construction and modification of a chassis.
Racing Computer Programming
Provides basic knowledge in computers, and studies basic principles: programmable fuel injection, popular technologies, and their use in racing automobiles.
Electrical and Electronic System of the Racing Automobile
Details the operation, modification, substitution, and possible variations of main electrical, electronic, and auxiliary systems of racing automobiles.
Power Transmission
Studies the powertrain system (transmission, transfer case, and differential) and how they function.
