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No.2 Mechanic – Historic & Heritage Vehicles

Motorsport Network
Brackley
1 month ago
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No.2 Mechanic – Historic & Heritage Vehicles


Location:Brackley, UK
Employment Type:Full-time
Department:Vehicle Collection – Historic & Heritage
Start Date:ASAP


Garage 59 is a championship-winning racing team but it is also much more than that. Alongside our race programmes, we manage and maintain an extraordinary collection of exclusive road and race vehicles, from iconic Formula 1 cars to rare supercars and breathtaking bespoke creations. In all of our endeavours, we are dedicated to performance, precision, and automotive excellence at the very highest level.


We have entered a new, exciting phase of growth and expansion, scaling up our operations and technical capabilities to meet increasing demand and prepare for future race programmes. Centred on our state-of-the-art Technical Centre in Brackley, in the heart of the UK\'s Motorsport Valley, but also at our North American base on the East Coast of the US, we are building a team that reflects our ambitions.


We are now looking for people with a winning mindset and passion for technical excellence to help us shape the next chapter of Garage 59.


Garage 59 have several No.2 Technician vacancies opening up within its expanding vehicle collection department as well as the race team. These roles require skill sets from current F1 and hypercar technicians, as well as experienced GT3 race technicians. You’ll be working across a diverse fleet of high-performance vehicles, including modern and historic Formula 1 cars, cutting-edge hypercars, and GT3 race cars.


Key Responsibilities
  • Support restoration, maintenance, and event preparation of historic Formula 1 and classic race cars under the guidance of the No.1 Technician.
  • Assist in preserving authenticity and mechanical integrity of heritage vehicles, including period-correct components and systems.
  • Carry out servicing tasks, component changes, and setup adjustments with attention to detail and historical accuracy.
  • Maintain and update service records, parts inventories, and workshop documentation.
  • Assist with logistics, vehicle presentation, and technical support at concours, exhibitions, and private events.
  • Ensure workshop and event environments are kept to high standards of cleanliness, safety, and professionalism.
  • Handle rare and sensitive vehicles with discretion and care, maintaining confidentiality around private collections and client engagements.

What We\’re Looking For
  • Experience with historic motorsport vehicles or classic car restoration.
  • Deep mechanical understanding and appreciation for heritage engineering.
  • Ability to work independently and uphold presentation standards.
  • Passion for motorsport history and craftsmanship.
  • Must have the right to work in the UK.

Why Join Garage 59?
  • Work with championship-winning race cars and iconic luxury vehicles.
  • Be part of a growing team with a clear vision and strong technical leadership.
  • Competitive salary and travel opportunities.
  • A collaborative, driven, and supportive team culture.


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