Imperial Racing Green

Thank you to everyone who could attend our recruitment event this evening!

For those of you who couldn’t make it, you can still sign up for the mailing lists, and tell us about your interests and experience below:

Formula Student: https://forms.office.com/r/LgFrYMwb0t

Shell Eco-Marathon: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeQVQrPB8qYJIQ7P9kUqC3Zu6_ChSAgffsqhfEnBtA7ZiBHLQ/viewform

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Hi Everyone,

To those of you IFR members not attending the Graduate careers event for Mclaren tonight, tune in for a brief talk from James Eaton, an Adviser to the team, on Battery Technologies at 6:00pm!

Don't forget to follow the Imperial Formula Racing page as well if you haven't:


https://www.facebook.com/imperialcollegeformularacing

Hi Everyone,

We are Imperial Racing Green, an initiative run within Imperial College London to design and create cutting edge, low carbon vehicles. Those of you who have been following this page have probably seen several changes over the years and we would like to provide you with a quick introduction to the three teams within IRG.

1. Imperial Formula Racing

IFR is a flagship racing team with an aim to produce a high-performance Electric Racing car to compete at International Formula Student Competitions. Follow our journey on Instagram and Facebook as we build EV21:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/imperialcollegeformularacing

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imperialformularacing

2. Imperial Vulcan

We are proud to be the very first team to represent Imperial at the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) Design Competition - and an all-girl one at that!

This year, we will be designing, making and testing a repeatable vehicle. Our job is to build a vehicle that travels towards targets and accurately lands on these set targets on the track.

Blog: http://wwwf.imperial.ac.uk/blog/vulcan/2020/11/15/say-hello-to-the-vulcans/

3. IRG Shell Eco Marathon

ShellEcoMarathon is a competition which requires students to design and build an energy efficient prototype. The vehicle has to complete a set number of laps within a maximum time limit, with the winner using the least amount of energy.

As promised, for today's (Tuesday's) talk we will welcome Owen Heaney, formerly Chief Engineer of IFR in the year 2018-2019 (then IRG FS), now Graduate Engineer at Williams Racing.

The theme this time is "honing your skills for success in Formula Student". The talk takes place at 18:00.

You can find the meeting slot in the general channel of the MS Teams. We hope to see you there!

Hi Everyone,

Thank you to everyone who applied to the team this year. Emails have been sent out to candidates for technical roles as well as affiliate roles. If you have not received any mail from the team, and you have applied. Please get in touch via email:

[email protected] - Adi
[email protected] - Sam