What do racing engineers study?

Automotive engineering, aerospace engineering, etc.

1, automobile engineering: it is a field that focuses more on automobile design and manufacturing, covering all aspects from overall design to detailed construction. This major includes engine technology, chassis design, suspension system, material science and other courses, so that students can deeply understand the optimization and innovation of racing performance.

2. Aerospace Engineering: Although we mainly focus on aircraft manufacturing and operation, many aerospace technologies are also applied to racing cars. The knowledge of aerodynamics, structural strength and material selection is very important for improving the performance of racing cars.

3. Computer Science/Software Engineering: As modern racing cars rely more and more on complex electronic systems and data analysis to improve their performance, the background of computer science software engineering will become a valuable asset. This field involves techniques such as writing control programs, developing simulation models and processing large amounts of data.