motorsport elite technical training

MOTORSPORT
ELITE
TECHNICAL
TRAINING
SCHOOL YEAR
2016-2017
MONLAU REPSOL
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
Emilio Alzamora
CEO of Monlau Repsol
Technical School
Iban Ventura
Managing Director of the
Monlau Group
Jaime Serrano
Managing Director of Monlau
Repsol Technical School
Monlau Repsol Technical School, led by former 125cc World Champion
Emilio Alzamora with Managing Director Jaime Serrano, was born in 1998
covered by the support of Monlau school group with over 25 years of
experience in the field of teaching.
We are the pioneer school in Spain of motorsport technical training.
Currently, we have about 300 students in our classrooms divided between
technical mechanics courses of racing cars and motorbikes as well as the
Motorsport Engineering Master.
Technical courses in race mechanics are held in an exclusive building
of 2.300m2 distributed in three floors and equipped specifically for
curriculum, located in Calle Potosí nº 38, Barcelona.
After 17 years of experience in the field of technical teaching of motor
racing and motorcycle, in 2010 we launched the first Motorsport
Engineering Master with a brilliant staff of qualified teachers, specialized
in the different Master modules’ and being active in national and
international major championships.
Thus, Monlau Repsol Technical School is positioned as the leading
training school for car and motorcycle competition race technicians and
engineers in our teaching pyramid encompassing all motorsport players.
Monlau Repsol Technical School has its own racing competition
department in order to develop our motorsport projects concurrently
to the teaching activities of the school. This allows teachers, technicians
and engineers to maintain them active and updated in all new technical
and sporting developments and also it allows the students to practice
in current first level race competitions or prior tests. Students are fully
involved in school activities, being taught both in theory and in practice,
preparing the most for their professional future.
Every race season we are glad to meet with students who we saw for the
first time in our classrooms, as genuine race mechanics and engineers
in the paddocks of the circuits of the numerous car and motorcycle
championships. No other feeling can beat this satisfaction that we have
as a teaching center.
MAIN GOAL
The main goal of Monlau Repsol
Technical School is to provide the
opportunity to young students
of technical mechanics of racing
competition to be trained as true
specialists in race car and motorcycle
mechanics in all its specialties according
to the methods, criteria and needs of
professional teams and specialized
companies acting in the motorsport
directly (championships) or indirectly
(industry).
At the end of two or three school years,
the student will have all the knowledge to
choose their professional specialization
as a skilled mechanic in car racing or
motorcycling racing.
REPSOL EXCELLENCE
SCHOLARSHIPS
Repsol’s commitment to society
promotes collaboration in initiatives
such as the Monlau Competition Project,
framed within the Repsol’s training and
job creation among young people. The
project of the Monlau Repsol School
undoubtedly contributes to care for and
foster talent in a field linked to Repsol
since ever: the engine. We believe that
our knowledge and experience, Repsol
and Monlau, will be the machine for
develope these young students, in a
suitable and competent environment, and
will ensure the best training and success
for future professionals of motorsport.
REPSOL SCHOLARSHIPS
Thanks to the School Monlau Repsol, the
students will benefit from scholarships
that will cover half the cost of tuition.
With this Alliance we will support the
best race mechanics so they can develop
their professional career and complete
their training with real practice in the
racing competitions’ world.
Scholarships for motorsport mechanics
students:
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15 scholarships for students of
mechanical car racing competition,
proving best record at the end of the
course, equivalent to 50% of the cost
only and exclusively the last course.
15 scholarships for students
of mechanical motorcycling
competition, proving best record at
the end of the course, equivalent to
50% of the cost only and exclusively
the last course.
MOTORSPORT WORLDWIDE OVERVIEW
RACE MOTORBIKES
NC
National
Championship
Superbike
Trophy
GR
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D
Supersport
Superstock
OFF ROAD
Trial
MX GP
MX2
Supercross
X - Trial
Women’s Trial
125cc Trial Cup
Supermoto
TRACK RACING
Long Track
Flat Track
Speedway World Cup
Junior Enduro
Bajas
Cross Country
Rallyes
Quads Bajas
Junior Bajas
Speedway
Grand Prix
Super Enduro
ISPE Six Days
Sidecar cross
Free Style
Enduro
Women’s Bajas
Women’s Enduro
E
World Cup Super Twin
Moto2
EU Championship
Red Bull Rookies Cup
RA
DU
Sidecar F2
World Trophy
Moto3 World
Championship
Junior Moto3
Championship
World
Championship
EN
AR
Moto2 World
Championship
EC
Side World
Championship
MotoGP
World
Championship
D
SI
PR
IX
ON ROAD
CIRCUIT RACING
MAIN DISCIPLINES
SECONDARY DISCIPLINES
Grand Prix
Latin American Supercross Regional Cup
Superbike/Supersport
Latin American Supercross Regional Championship
Endurance
Latin American Quad Cross Regional Cup
Sidecar
Latin American Quad Cross Regional Championship
Sidecar F2 World Trophy
Latin American Women Motocross Regional Cup
Superstock
Latin American Women Motocross Regional Championship
Red Bull Rookies Cup
Latin American Supermoto Regional Cup
FIM CEV Repsol Moto3™ Junior World Championship
Latin American Supermoto Regional Championship
World Records Attempts
Latin-American Freestyle Motocross Regional Cup
SECONDARY DISCIPLINES
International Circuit Race Meetings
International Hill Climb Meetings
International Endurance Meetings
International Sprint and Drag Meetings
International Vintage Meetings
International Classic Meetings
Latin-American Road Racing Regional Cup
Latin-American Road Racing Regional Championship
Latin-American Open Road Racing Cup
Ibero american Open Road Racing Championship
Panamerican Open Road Racing Championship
European Road Racing Championship
European Dragbike Championship
European Hill Climb Road Racing Cup
European Superstock 600 Championship
European Mini Moto Road Racing Championship
Latin-American Open Road Racing Championship
Asia Road Racing Championship
Asian Cup of Road Racing
North-American Vintage Road Racing Championship
African Road Racing Championship
Latin American Freestyle Motocross Regional Championship
Latin-American Motocross Regional Cup
Latin American Motocross Championship Open Class
Latin American Motocross Regional Championship
Latin American Motocross of Nations
Ibero American Supermoto Championship
Latin American Veterans Motocross Championship
Latin-American Women Motocross Championship
Latin-American Supermoto Championship
125 cc Individual Eurpean Motocross Championship
250 cc Individual European Motocross Championship
65 cc Individual European Motocross Championship
European Supercross Championship
80 cc Individual European Motocross Championship
Motocross of European Nations
Sidecarcross of European Nations
European Supermoto Championship
European Snowcross Cup
Latin-American Motocross Cup
Individual Latin-American Motocross Championship - MX2
Individual Latin-American Motocross Championship - MX1
Latin-American Supermoto Cup
Latin-American Quadcross Championship
80 cc Individual Latin-American Motocross Championship
125 cc Latin-American Supercross Championship
MOTOCROSS
MAIN DISCIPLINES
250 cc Latin-American Supercross Championship
Latin-American Freestyle Motocross Cup
Latin-American Minicross Cup
Asian Motocross Supercross Championship
Motocross - MXGP/MX2
Asian Supermoto Championship
Sidecarcross
North American Supercross Lites Championship
Junior Motocross
African Motocross Championship
Supercross
International Motocross Meetings
SuperMoto
International Quad meetings
Snowcross
International Motocross Freestyle Meetings
Motocross of Nations
International Meetings with Artificial Obstacles
Women’s Motocross
International Supercross Meetings
Freestyle
International Supermoto Meetings
SuperMoto of Nations
International Snowmobile Meetings
Veterans’ Motocross
FreeStyle of Nations
Women’s SnowCross
RALLIES
MAIN DISCIPLINES
TRIAL
MAIN DISCIPLINES
Trial des Nations
Trial
X-Trial
Women’s Trial
Women’s Trial des Nations
Trial World Cup
X-Trial des Nations
125cc Trial Cup
SECONDARY DISCIPLINES
Latin-American Trial Regional Cup
Latin-American Trial Regional Championship
European Trial Championship
European Trial Women’s Championship
Cross-Country Rallies
Women’s Cross-Country Rallies
Quads Cross-Country Rallies
Junior Cross-Country Rallies
Bajas
Women’s Bajas
Quads Bajas
Junior Bajas
SECONDARY DISCIPLINES
Latin-American Cross Country Rallies Regional Cup
Latin-American Cross Country Rallies Regional
Championship
European All-Terrain Rallye Cup
Latin-American Cross-Country Rallies Championship
African Motorcycle Rallies Championship
International Cross-Country Rallies Meetings
International Bajas Meetings
European Trial Youth Championship
Individual Latin-American Championship for Trial
Latin-American Indoor Trial Cup
North-American Trial Championship
International Trial Meetings
International X-Trial Meetings
TRACK RACING
MAIN DISCIPLINES
Speedway Grand Prix - Qualifications
Speedway Grand Prix
ENDURO
MAIN DISCIPLINES
FIM Enduro Vintage Trophy
ISDE Six Days’ Enduro
Enduro
Junior Enduro
Women’s Enduro
Youth Enduro
SuperEnduro
Junior & Women SuperEnduro
SECONDARY DISCIPLINES
Latin-America Enduro Regional Cup
Latin-American Enduro Regional Championship
Individual European Enduro Championship
European Sidecar Enduro Championship
Individual Latin-American Two Days’ Enduro
Championship
Individual Asia Two Days’ Enduro Championship
Asian Enduro Championship
North-American Enduro Championship
African Baja Enduro Championship
International SuperEnduro Meetings
International Enduro Meetings
Astana Expo FIM Ice Speedway Gladiators
Astana Expo FIM Team Ice Speedway Gladiators
Long Track
Speedway Under 21
Team Speedway Under 21
Speedway World Cup
World Speedway League
Team Long Track
Flat Track
Speedway Youth World Cup 250cc
Long Track Youth World Cup 250cc
Speedway Youth Gold Trophy 85cc
Track Racing Youth Gold Trophy 125cc
SECONDARY DISCIPLINES
European Motoball Championship
European Grass Track Championship
European Individual Speedway Junior Championship
European Speedway Club Champions’ Cup
80 cc Youth Speedway Racing UEM Cup
Pairs Speedway European Championship
European Short Track Championship
Youth Grass Track 125cc UEM Cup
North American Track Racing Championship
European Individual Ice Racing Championship
European Individual Speedway Championship
International Speedway Meetings
International Long & Grass Track Racing Meetings
International Flat Track Meetings
International Speedway League Meetings
International Ice Racing Meetings
MOTORSPORT
MECHANICS
TECHNICAL
SCHOOL
RACE MOTORBIKES
EIGHTEENTH PROMOTION
Subjects according to curriculum:
FIRST COURSE
SECOND COURSE
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Technical English
Applied Electricity 1
Sports systhesis
Mechanics 1
Computing 1
Machining
Engines 1
Technical English
Applied Electricity 2
Engines 2
Mechanics 2
Computing 2
DDM Off-road
DDM On-road
DDM 24h-Endurance
Mechanical Theory
MOTORSPORT MECHANICS
TECHNICAL SCHOOL
RACE MOTORBIKES
CONTENTS
MAIN CONTENTS
The main contents developed during the
two years of training are structured by
the next areas:
TECHNICAL ENGLISH AREA
Given the importance and necessity of
English as a motorsport mechanic, the
aim of this course is to offer students
the possibility of having a good level
of technical English expression that
allows obtain career opportunities in the
international motorsport area.
ENGINE TECHNOLOGY
The subject aims to study all physical
phenomena of the engine to achieve that
the student can finally make a correct
tuning and optimizing of the engines.
CHASSIS TECHNOLOGY
The aim of this area is to introduce
students to different types of chassis
used in the different categories of
racing competition. In addition, it is
complemented by the study of the
different transmission, gearboxes,
suspension systems, braking systems.
APPLIED ELECTRICTY AREA
The aim of this area is to introduce
students to the various electrical systems.
In addition, it is complemented by the
study of different types of electrical
installations, as well as the management
of data acquisition system.
MECHANICS WORKSHOP AREA
The aim of this area is to train students
with method, organization, efficiency,
speed and cleanliness. This subject puts
into practice the theoretical knowledge
learned in the classroom using race
bikes as an educational support as well
as structuring the required elements of
teamwork.
COMPUTING AREA
The aim of this area is to introduce
students to the use of different types of
software such as Microsoft Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Adobe Photoshop and
Illustrator and Pro Engineer. We perform
it in a computer room offering a single
computer per student with its respective
licenses.
MACHINING AREA
The aim of this subject is to train
students to perform specific tasks such
as turning and milling and welding. This
subject has a great added value for a
motorsport mechanic.
SPORTS SYSTHESIS AND
TECHNICAL AREA
The aim of this area is to introduce
students to the technical and
sporting regulations of the different
championships and the management of
resources and means, logistics and racing
teams responsibilities.
ADDITIONAL CONTENT
Throughout the different school courses
taught in the different specialties,
lectures by prestigious professionals
linked to the school curriculum are
organized. Similarly, technical visits are
organized in numerous companies of the
racing sector.
During the courses conducted to
date and in the future, with the goal
of completing a full training, Monlau
Repsol offers students the possibility of
internships in professional race teams
in all disciplines of motorcycling, as the
World Championship Motorcycling, the
FIM Junior World Championship CEV
Repsol, Spain Championship speed
-RFME- as well as other important
disciplines such as the Enduro,
MotoCross, Trial, and Supermotard, in
their respective national championships.
To date, Monlau Repsol has been
privileged to have the presence of great
riders such as Marc Márquez, Toni Elias,
Marc Coma, Alex Márquez, Alex Rins,
Jorge Navarro, among others.
SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL
TECHNICIAN
RACE MOTORBIKES
COURSE DURATION AND
TIMETABLE
SCHEDULE:
Morning shift: from 9:00h. to 13:30h.
The total duration of the course is two
years (from mid-September to mid-July)
and takes place mainly in Monlau Repsol
Technical School facilities.
Afternoon shift: from 15:00h. to 19:30h.
QUALIFICATIONS
Technical specialist degree in High
Competition Race Motorbikes Mechanic,
approved by the Real Federación
Motociclista Española.
The course starts in mid-* September
2016 and will end in mid-July 2017.
*dates pending to approve.
HOW TO ACCESS
“Registration 2016-2017 course,” annex
explains the steps to access the school.
The number of vacancies is limited.
The Student Services Department is
available for any questions or queries:
Phone:+34 93.274.40.75
Hours
of operation: from 9:00h. to 13:00h.
and 15:30h. to 19:00h.
E-mail:
info@monlau-competicion.com
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
The economic conditions of
the course are:
First year:
REGISTRATION FEE PER YEAR:
698€ payable at the time of formalizing
enrollment.
PRICE PER YEAR:
5,753€ includes teaching, teaching
materials, workshop materials, school
activities, conferences Monlau Repsol,
outside visits, clothing and school
insurance.
PAYMENT CONDITIONS
a) Split into 11 installments of 523 € (from
September to July inclusive)
b) Making full payment of the course, will
benefit from a 5% discount on the total
price.
Second year: the same tuition conditions,
clothing, work material and fees for the
first year of training plus the increase of
the IPC respective.
HOW
TO ACCESS
INTERVIEW WITH FAMILY
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Entregar hoja de solicitud
Pago de 200€ (Habilita para efectuar
la Prueba de Acceso)
TEST
ACCESS TEXT
RACE CAR - RACE MOTORBIKES
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FORMALIZATION
ENROLLMENT
ACCEPTED STUDENT
STUDENT PROFILE
STUDENT PROFILE
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ESO o Bach.
Psychotechnical test
Theoric Exam
English test
Practice
Interview
Bachillerato,
CFGM/CFGS o
experiencia en
mecánica
IMC
EXAM
RESULT
1MC
PRACTICES
2MC
REPSOL EXCELLENCE
SCHOLARSHIPS
COURSE ENROLLMENT
2016-2017
APPLICANT REQUEST FORMS
REQUIREMENTS
1. Fill the document “Application for
place” attaching a current passportsize photograph.
2. Submit the request in our offices: in
person or by mail to:
info@monlau-competicion.com
3. When applying, pay 200 € as preenrollment rights fee (1)
ADMISSION PROCESS
Once received the applicants request
forms correctly completed, a date will be
notified to the interested applicants for a
selection test. This test is crucial to select
potential students. After evaluating
the results, under the selection criteria
of Monlau Repsol, the results will be
communicated to candidates by phone.
REGISTRATION
Those selected students, must formalize
the enrollment providing the following
documentation:
• 2 ID photocopies. Student.
• 1 ID photocopy. Parents or legal
guardians.
• 1 passport-size photograph.
• 1 social security card photocopy.
• Photocopy of the certificate or
receipt of the last degree obtained.
• Pay the remaining 498€ to complete
the registration fee. (2)
(1) The 200 € of the pre-enrollment
rights fee will be returned only if the
student is not admitted, for admitted
students, this amount will be subtracted
from the registration fee.
(2) Once the acceptance is
communicated to the student, he/she
has 20 natural days to formalize the
enrollment.
(3) Photocopies of documentation may
be submitted via email to: info@monlaucompeticion.com.
PARTNERS
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Experts
Monlau Repsol Technical School
C/ Potosí, 38
08030 Barcelona
Phone: +34 93 274 40 75
info@monlau-competicion.com
www.monlau-competicion.com