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Pit Crew Member

Mooresville, NC ยท On-site

$11.25 - $15/hr

Our teams have competed in a variety of disciplines and have produced over 600 race wins, and 43 ... Members of the pit crew go over the wall during pit stops and perform duties based on their ...

Responsible for planning, organizing, and conducting practice for pit crew members. * Provides training direction, encouragement, and motivation in order to prepare pit performers for race events.

Responsible for planning, organizing, and conducting practice for pit crew members. * Provides training direction, encouragement, and motivation in order to prepare pit performers for race events.

Our MISSION is to preserve, protect, promote, and evolve the sport of drag racing; furthermore ... Communicate clearly and effectively with drivers, crew members, and other race operations personnel

Remove vehicle protective coverings and ID tags with the precision of a pit crew. * Inspect ... Buckle up, follow the rules, and let's race safely. Additional Notes: * Pre-Employment Turbo Boost:

Remove vehicle protective coverings and ID tags with the precision of a pit crew. * Inspect ... Buckle up, follow the rules, and let's race safely. Additional Notes: * Pre-Employment Turbo Boost:

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What is the difference between Freelance Drag Racing Pit Crew vs Freelance Car Mechanic?

AspectFreelance Drag Racing Pit CrewFreelance Car Mechanic
CredentialsBasic automotive knowledge, safety certificationsAutomotive certifications, technical training
Work EnvironmentRace tracks, pit lanes during eventsGarages, repair shops, customer locations
Industry UsageMotorsports, racing eventsGeneral automotive repair and maintenance

While both roles require automotive knowledge, Freelance Drag Racing Pit Crew members focus on supporting racing teams during events, working in high-pressure environments at race tracks. Freelance Car Mechanics provide repair services across various settings, emphasizing technical skills and customer service. The roles differ mainly in environment and specific skill application, though both are essential in automotive industries.

How to get hired as a pit crew?

To get hired as a freelance drag racing pit crew member, candidates should have mechanical skills, experience working with race cars, and knowledge of safety protocols. Building a network within racing communities and demonstrating reliability and teamwork can improve chances of employment. Certifications in safety or mechanical training are also beneficial.
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Pit Crew Member

Pit Crew Member

Penske Racing South

Mooresville, NC โ€ข On-site

$11.25 - $15/hr

Part-time

Posted 18 days ago


Job description

Team Penske is a championship-caliber team that operates in the ever-changing and challenging motorsports industry. Team Penske is one of the most successful teams in the history of professional sports. Our teams have competed in a variety of disciplines and have produced over 600 race wins, and 43 Series Championships. Those championships include the 2022, 2023, and 2024 NASCAR Cup Series titles.

Our pit crews contribute greatly to our continued success on the racetrack. The pit crews train and work out on a regimented schedule to perfect the timing and coordination of on-track pit crew and racecar performance. Members of the pit crew go over the wall during pit stops and perform duties based on their position on the team. Pit crew duties may include jacking the racecar, changing tires, fueling, and making adjustments to the racecar. The goal of the pit crew is to get the car and driver back on the racetrack as quickly as possible for optimal performance and track position.

Pit crew team members are subject to periodic drug screenings during employment per sanctioning body guidelines.

Along with an exciting work environment, Team Penske offers competitive pay and benefit packages.

A great fit for becoming a Team Penske Pit Crew Member includes the following qualities:

  • Highly Motivated & Competitive
  • Athletic
  • Extremely Coachable
  • Engaging Team Player
  • Mentally Tough
  • Athletic Success at the Collegiate and/or Professional or Semi-Professional Level

Responsibilities

  • Train as a team and attend all practice and workout sessions; organized by the Sports Performance and Pit Crew Coaches.
  • Travel to the racetrack to work and pit the racecar on race weekends.
  • Assist with setup and tear down of pit road equipment and/or area.
  • Help to maintain pit equipment to be race-ready and available.
  • Perform pit crew duties on pit road, during race events quickly and correctly.
  • Make precise adjustments to the racecar quickly and correctly, as needed, during pit stops on pit road.
  • Learn race series rules and regulations to ensure compliance at all times.
  • Maintain a high level of professionalism both on and off the track while representing Team Penske.

Qualifications

  • Basic understanding of automotive parts.
  • Able to travel 37+ weekends a year.
  • Able to work flexible and changing hours, including weekends and holidays.
  • Able to lift and carry 100 lbs independently with proper technique.
  • Able to perform the physical requirements of a professional-level athlete (i.e. jump, run, squat, lift, etc.).
  • Hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills for precision pit crew duties.
  • Able to operate pit equipment as needed (i.e. car jack, etc.).
  • Previous athletic experience at the collegiate, semi-professional or professional level; required.
  • Previous pit crew instruction and/or experience is a plus.


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