Universal Technical Institute (UTI) and iRacing have announced a collaboration to enhance NASCAR Mechanic Technician Training at NASCAR Technical Institute in Mooresville, NC. Through this partnership, students can access iRacing's virtual racing experiences to complement their hands-on 15-week training in engines, fabrication, and chassis applications. Scott Kazura, UTI instructor, highlighted the transformative impact of iRacing on the program, enabling students to translate theoretical knowledge into practical skills within a virtual environment. NASCAR expressed enthusiasm for the collaboration, recognizing UTI and iRacing's contributions to technician training and talent discovery in the racing industry. Brandon Eidem, a former NASCAR Tech graduate, emphasized the educational value of iRacing in understanding vehicle adjustments on the track. iRacing President Tony Gardner noted the platform's pivotal role in motorsports development, contributing to projects like the creation of the NASCAR Cup Series Next Gen car and establishing itself as a premier virtual workspace for racing professionals.
Universal Technical Institute And iRacing Partnership To Enhance NASCAR Mechanic Technician Education
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15 April
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