January 29, 2025

Forsyth Tech’s Race Car Technology students had a unique, hands-on opportunity to put their skills to the test ahead of one of the biggest races of the season. In preparation for the highly anticipated, sold-out Cookout Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium, students assisted with modified car inspections—a crucial step in ensuring race day runs smoothly and fairly.

The inspections took place at Forsyth Tech’s Transportation Technology Center, where students worked alongside experienced officials to check everything from engine specifications to safety requirements. This real-world experience gave them a firsthand look at what it takes to prepare professional race cars for competition.

Forsyth Tech’s Race Car Technology program is known for giving students direct exposure to the motorsports industry. From learning in state-of-the-art labs to working on real race cars, students gain the skills and connections they need to succeed in this fast-paced field. Opportunities like this, where students contribute to major racing events, reinforce Forsyth Tech’s strong industry partnerships and commitment to hands-on learning.

The Cookout Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium is a must-see event for racing fans, and this year, Forsyth Tech students played a key role in making it happen. Their work behind the scenes ensured that the cars lining up at the historic stadium met the highest standards of competition.

With experiences like these, Forsyth Tech continues to fuel the next generation of motorsports professionals—one race at a time. Interested in an exciting and rewarding career on the track? Learn more about our Race Car Technology program here.