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Tech lessons

Short lessons from the shop and the pits. Each one ends with a test. Pass it and you earn a badge, 25 credits and a spot at the front of the jobs board.

StarterMeasuring right: calipers, micrometers and dial indicators11 minutes, 8 questionsYou will read a caliper, a micrometer and a dial indicator to the thousandth of an inch and set each one up so the number you write down is true.Machinist, Engine builderNext stepFasteners and torque: clamp load, sequence and safety wire11 minutes, 8 questionsYou will tighten fasteners to spec with the right wrench, lube and sequence, and safety wire them so they stay put.Mechanic, Engine builder, FabricatorNext stepAN fittings and fuel lines11 minutes, 8 questionsYou will size, build, install and inspect AN hose and fittings so the fuel system stays sealed.Fuel systems, Fabricator, MechanicStarterReading a drag racing time slip10 minutes, 8 questionsYou will read every number on a time slip and tell a tuner what each split says about the run.Data and tuning, Race crewStarterWorking safely in the pits11 minutes, 8 questionsYou will protect yourself and the people around you in the pits with the right gear, fire readiness, safe lifting and respect for hot and moving parts.Safety, Race crewStarterElectrical basics for race cars12 minutes, 8 questionsYou will use a multimeter to find bad wires and connections, build crimps that hold and protect every circuit with the right fuse.Electrician, Mechanic

Anyone can read and take a test. Create a racing account to keep your badges. Badges show on your market posts and your status page. 100 credits pay for a sponsor deck. Every lesson lists its sources.

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Training gets you hired

  1. Read the lesson.About ten minutes. Plain words, real numbers.
  2. Pass the test.Eight questions. Get 80 percent or better. Retake it as many times as you need.
  3. Get the badge.It shows on everything you post in the market and jobs board.
  4. Get the work.We show you the openings and employers that want that skill.