Together, we are going to build the skills and knowledge necessary for the winning career that YOU want in Formula One.
A job in F1 is realistic goal for anyone and we aim to take you step by step to the starting grid.
THAT is our mission.
Job in F1 is, in essence an Academy for motorsport students. The goal is to turn an aspiration into a full time F1 career.
I’ve helped people from all around the world (and from all different backgrounds) get a job in motorsport. If your goal is to design, build and develop the world’s fastest racing machines then this is what Job in F1 is all about.
If you’ve ever found yourself asking questions like this then Job in F1 is for you.
I create blog posts, training, resources and behind the scenes insight but to bring it all together I’ve created the Job in F1 Trackmap
Put simply, if you want to start a career in Formula 1 but have no idea where to start or what to do next then the Trackmap is for you.
The Trackmap is broken down into 5 sectors (most F1 tracks are 3 sectors I know, but I’ve taken liberties here…), each with a specific checklist of actions to follow and guide you. Sector by sector you’ll gain knowledge and skills, building momentum towards the finish line and your ultimate goal.
One you are ready to complete sector 5, you will have the right education, a ton of behind the scenes insight, a full understanding of the motorsport industry and be the candidate that every F1 team is looking for. Get ready to take YOUR place on the grid.
You can get the Trackmap FOR FREE and start planning your future career today.
The Trackmap also contains a load of resource links from around the site but you can also check out some of our recent posts below !
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