Racecar Engineering

Constant change

What happened?! We were told this would be a period of renewal for UK industry and the wider economy, following the pandemic, and we would all emerge stronger than ever. Services and products of the motorsport industry are undoubtedly in great demand, but we need agility and determination to overcome a further set of extreme challenges.

We should expect hard work and constant change. Our main asset is our people, who are motivated by winning in a challenge-led environment. Competition is in the blood of motorsport businesses, so by utilising these skills our

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