Racing Pride at the STEM On Track Finals

Our CEO Matthew-Harriet Randall had a fantastic day representing Racing Pride at the STEM on Track finals. The STEM on Track programme gives KS3 and KS4 students the opportunity to put theory into practice and spark curiosity and excitement about science and maths. Students build and race their own karts, learning about the technical know-how which translates into noise, action and fun on track.

Racing Pride was proud to attend and to contribute to the STEM & Futures Fair, which offered students involved a host of activities, industry exhibitors and talks about motorsport and STEM careers. Matthew-Harriet was able to meet many enthusiastic competitors throughout the day. 

This lively event was a real celebration of grassroots motorsport, teamwork, and determination. It was amazing to see the competitors' hard work and motivation showcased through the racing cars they conceptualised, designed, manufactured, and ultimately raced.