Engineering students at Silverstone search for the right formula
will look behind the scenes at Formula 2011 students, future engineers, where Australia will test racing cars designed and built in Gaza
as extracurricular activities go, it's a challenge to students in a handful of UK universities spend time designing, financing and construction of a single-seater racing car to compete with the creation of universities around the world Silverstone. Representatives of many multinational companies will be watching in the wings, hoping to find the best of the next generation of engineers.
Formula Student UK is the largest student motorsport event which aims to inspire and develop engineering talent around the world. This month, 125 student teams from Australia to the Gaza Strip have accepted the challenge of building a prototype for evaluation by a manufacturer of imagination. Contestants will be judged on the strength of its design, cost-effective business presentations, the powers of the environment and the speed and force of your vehicle.
"Judges are more interested in what students know and how they did the design rather than how much we spent in the car," said President Jon Hilton Formula Student. "If they can not explain how he did not go very far."
For those who meet the qualifications, experience could guarantee a career. One third of the computer 35 at the University of Brunel were offered jobs, some of the stature of the Virgin of the Maclaren F1, on the strength of their efforts. "I learned an exceptional amount," said the director of the design team, James Spencer, who began working with Jaguar and Land Rover when she graduates this summer. "The motorsport industry is generally a very quiet but the competition, shares his knowledge and help others. "
- Each team must make a company presentation for an imaginary company executives to show the marketability of their design. The quality of this presentation carries more weight with the judges of the quality of the car.
- The teams also raise the average £ 20,000 cost of building a car, using the corporate sponsorship or donations of parts. Palestinian students have built a car almost entirely from recycled parts, while the University of Delft will launch a fuel cell car hydrogen and 13 are electric cars, which raises the question of whether the formula is could go one day supply.
"It gives them an opportunity to demonstrate their technical design, engineering, manufacturing and skills and learn important lessons about teamwork, time management, management project budgeting and reporting: all things that any prospective employer will be sought, "says Hilton. "On the other hand, companies that are involved with FS, as a partner or sponsor, having personal contact with these young highly qualified engineers, all potential recruits and business contacts to come."
Formula Student 2011 July 13-17 runs on the Silverstone circuit
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