Top five roles on motorsport jobs this week

Garage 59 is looking for a race engineer.

You will lead the performance and set-up direction of their fleet of high-performing vehicles with modern and historical Formula 1 cars and the state-of-the-art hypercar. You will also support their GT3 race program as required.

Candidates will experience a strong understanding of Formula 1, GT3, WEC or other top-level motorcysts and vehicles, data analysis and race strategy.

Driver Development in Red Bull Racing is an opening for student placement.

This one -year placement, which begins in summer of 2026, will give you a chance to apply your knowledge for simulator running, model development, database maintenance and performance analysis.

You will have knowledge and experience of at least one year of graduation on mathematics, physics, or engineering -based degree course.

Application closed 16:00 (BST) Friday 26 September 2025.

Join the Alpine F1 team as a stress intern.

You will support the team in performing structural analysis, validing the design and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives.

Successful candidates will currently study degrees in mechanical, automotive, aerospace or motorsport engineering.

The Haas F1 team is recruiting a strategy engineer.

The major responsibility for this role is to provide strategic assistance for trackside events including some FIA ​​Formula 1 championship race and some Test events from Trackside or Factory Race Support Room.

You will experience data analysis, numerical and statistical functioning and their applications and at least three years of experience within the high-level motorcystem environment.

The Stake F1 team has an opportunity for vehicle simulation internship.

On this six or 12 -month internship, you will get a chance to analyze and improve the numerical accuracy and strength of the simulation model.

You will be a master or PhD student in engineering, physics, applied mathematics, computer science or related fields to consider.