NASCAR Technician Training Course Overview
UTI's exclusive NASCAR Technician Training is a special 15 week elective that can be added to your Automotive Technology core program to provide you with intensive NASCAR technician training.
The program includes the following courses:
NASCAR Fabrication I – Finish Fabrication
- Understand fabrication methods used in creating a competitive NASCAR body
- Topics covered include:
- Pattern layout and design
- Fitting panels
- Making and attaching dash panels
- Creating ductwork and installing NACA duct
- Train using specialty tools, including:
- Bead rollers and the English wheel
- Sheet metal and finger brakes
NASCAR Fabrication II – Chassis Fabrication
- Learn fabrication techniques used in building a competitive NASCAR chassis
- Training topics include:
- Print reading, use of jigs, fitting tubing
- Welding (MIG and TIG)
- Chassis and brake inspections
NASCAR Fabrication III – Advanced Fabrication & Aerodynamics
- Fundamental application of aerodynamics for a NASCAR body
- Training topics include:
- Airflow management, downforce and drag
- Aerodynamic aids and their effects
- Using wind tunnel data
- Lab projects include advanced fabrication in a simulated race shop environment
NASCAR Pit Crew
- Learn NASCAR rules, safety concerns and equipment
- Train for race-day preparation, possible adjustments during a pit stop and damage repair
- Training topics covered include:
- Penalties for rules infractions
- Fire control
- Tire handling
- Team performance and pit stop choreography
- Lab work will include performance as a member of a pit crew
We promised intense, demanding hands-on training for those passionate enough to count themselves as a NASCAR technician!