Silverstone Composites and TDF proudly collaborate to showcase the 2019 Racing Point F1 car at the Advanced Engineering Show. This partnership highlights the integration of advanced composite technology and engineering expertise, reflecting a shared commitment to excellence in motorsport.
The 2019 Racing Point F1 car embodies cutting-edge design, featuring lightweight and high-strength composite materials that enhance performance and aerodynamics. Silverstone Composites’ innovative solutions play a crucial role in optimizing quality and delivery, while TDF contributes its advanced engineering capabilities to ensure peak performance.
Attendees at the Advanced Engineering Show will have the unique opportunity to explore the intricacies of this high-performance vehicle, witnessing firsthand the collaborative efforts that drive innovation in Formula 1. Together, Silverstone Composites and TDF set a new standard for engineering excellence, pushing the boundaries of technology in motorsport.
In the newest episode of Advanced Engineering Talks, host Jeremy sits down with Thomas Flude, Founder of Engineers Insight. Over the course of their conversation, Thomas challenges the industry to ask itself a simple yet uncomfortable question: “Do we really care about the skills shortfall, or merely pay lip service?”
The 2025 UK-EU trade agreement marks one of the most significant updates in the post-Brexit landscape to date, with real consequences for engineers across the UK. Whether you’re designing low-carbon systems, working in heavy industry or developing next-gen defence technologies, the deal introduces both opportunities and challenges that will dictate how you work and who you work with. Here, Simon Farnfield, event director at leading manufacturing and engineering networking event, Advanced Engineering UK, which is set to return to the NEC, Birmingham, on October 29 and 30, explains what the deal means for engineers on the ground.
The UK’s annual engineering and manufacturing exhibition, Advanced Engineering UK is launching its new ‘Unsung Heroes in Manufacturing’ initiative, recognising the individuals making a real impact across the sector admist the ongoing skills gap. A new online directory will profile these inspiring figures, providing emerging engineering talent easier access to role models and real-world insight, strengthening connections between industry leaders and aspiring engineering talent ahead of Advanced Engineering 2025, held at the NEC, Birmingham on 29–30 October.
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