It is awesome to know that I've basically been doing such things once for no good reason now makes perfect sense, i still want to create a new engine I've been thinking about since, I've always wanted to do something different from what is seen, i want to make something you wouldn't think possible, possible :).
I was really thinking about joining the motorsports career, but this "engineering background" threw me up, i just love building and doing mechanic things!
Why, often non engineering qualified people will wipe the floor with "engineers", people can pick up the maths fairly quickly if they have the background. Jack Brabham for example built fast cars and would use his engineers to do what he wanted,Would Jack survive today my answer is yes, I recognise 1 of the older guys as being Jim Clarke's mechanic.A background in engineering would be a help but in the end all it did for me was to teach how to learn and how to problem solve.I have seen known computer people without finishing high school without completing in charge of a few hundred programmers & engineers. I knew a Polish engineer with 1 diploma after his name who was a simply a genius, photographic memory, outwardly very cool, and totally brilliant as an engineer. Also he was always updating his knowledge and that is the key is a person always learning.
I was really thinking about joining the motorsports career, but this "engineering background" threw me up, i just love building and doing mechanic things!
+Alex Dalton - No it isn't a sport, there aren't actually an people directly competing against each other with any physical exertion. Kind of like saying "E-Sports" are sports, when clearly they aren't, but only a competition at best.
This was a really interesting insight into the role of a race engineer and I found this very helpful, thank you
Yup, this is gold coming from the horse's mouth! :)
It is awesome to know that I've basically been doing such things once for no good reason now makes perfect sense, i still want to create a new engine I've been thinking about since, I've always wanted to do something different from what is seen, i want to make something you wouldn't think possible, possible :).
im really looking forward to growing up man
mabye someday i could get the chance to build engines in f1
that would be an absolute dream...
Do you need to have a masters degree for becoming a race engineer or is a bachelor's degree also sufficient?
wow what an amazing job! Shame im a computer scientist now. This looks a dream
Surely being a computer scientist could get you somewhere in the Motorsport industry with maybe data analysis, CAD or something along those lines?
Really good. Thank you.
thanks for the help
In short,
Get a degree in Mechanical Engineering and go street racing on weekends with your modded car. Ofcourse modded by yourself.
Probably track racing not street racing
Great video thank you
Thank you
I was really thinking about joining the motorsports career, but this "engineering background" threw me up, i just love building and doing mechanic things!
Can I join a racing team as project engineer after automobile engineering
Hi, could you suggest a mechanic who I can ask some questions about their job as mechanic? It is for my son’s school project
Why, often non engineering qualified people will wipe the floor with "engineers", people can pick up the maths fairly quickly if they have the background. Jack Brabham for example built fast cars and would use his engineers to do what he wanted,Would Jack survive today my answer is yes, I recognise 1 of the older guys as being Jim Clarke's mechanic.A background in engineering would be a help but in the end all it did for me was to teach how to learn and how to problem solve.I have seen known computer people without finishing high school without completing in charge of a few hundred programmers & engineers. I knew a Polish engineer with 1 diploma after his name who was a simply a genius, photographic memory, outwardly very cool, and totally brilliant as an engineer. Also he was always updating his knowledge and that is the key is a person always learning.
I was really thinking about joining the motorsports career, but this "engineering background" threw me up, i just love building and doing mechanic things!
most likely confirmation bias... exception doesn't make the rule and all that
can
we join with automotive engineering degree
How to join in f1 race engineering team ?
Wait I can volunteer to work with a race team??
Yeah, but they might not be interested. Give it a chance anyway though, the worst case is a no, so give it a go!
Nos I know what to do
E=mc2 fellas..
If God want that, i'll be there
if you want that you'll be there they will ask you about math and physics not what god you believe in
Update?
Just putting my comment here to see if anyone replies
On the way as i never thought.
Believe in GOD plans.
Sorry to take your time, and I know this is about auto racing, but how do you guys feel about "drone racing" #buildcrashflyrepeat
Alex Dalton that’s not a real Motorsport
Treadless Media yes it is this is engine racing lol
+Alex Dalton - No it isn't a sport, there aren't actually an people directly competing against each other with any physical exertion. Kind of like saying "E-Sports" are sports, when clearly they aren't, but only a competition at best.
@@kieranmcmahon1745 I guess chess and golf aren't sports then but somehow, they're on the Olympics...