Free Level 3 Motorsport Mechanic Course in York. Classes run at Askham Bryan College, full-time during the day. This two-year course covers advanced motorsport vehicle technology, from engine and fuel systems to chassis, electrical systems, welding, and fault diagnosis. You'll work across a range of vehicles and systems, combining practical and theory learning. To enrol, you'll need a Level 2 Motor Vehicle or Engineering qualification and at least four GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including two from English, Maths, and Science. A strong foundation for a career as a motorsport mechanic.
Who this course is for
For those looking for level 3 practical courses in Motorsport
What you will learn
You'll diagnose and rectify faults on motorsport vehicles
You'll work on engine and fuel systems
You'll study chassis systems and motorsport safety preparation
You'll learn welding and fabrication processes
You'll work with electrical and electronic ancillary systems
You'll apply vehicle science and mathematics to motorsport contexts
You'll complete a vehicle project from start to finish
You'll develop professional practice and logistics skills used in the industry
How you will learn
You'll learn through a mix of practical workshop sessions and classroom-based theory. The course covers both hands-on vehicle work and underpinning knowledge. Assessment includes practical tasks and written elements across the units. English and maths are included where applicable.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Askham Bryan College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Motorsport mechanic: servicing and repairing competition vehicles
Race team technician: supporting vehicles at track events
Vehicle technician: fault diagnosis and repair in automotive workshops
Motorsport engineer: working on performance and setup
Fabricator: building and modifying motorsport components
Automotive service advisor: technical customer-facing role in garages
What you could study next
Higher National Certificate (HNC) in Mechanical or Automotive Engineering: a Level 4 qualification that deepens your technical knowledge and opens graduate-level roles.
Mechanical Engineering Degree: several universities accept a Level 3 motorsport or engineering qualification as a route in, leading to chartered engineer status over time.
Apprenticeship at Level 3 or 4: combine paid work with further qualifications in a motorsport or automotive setting.
