Formula Student team

I'm studying Aerospace Engineering Currently 3rd year. I'm Aerodynamics Manager this year. After university want to work within the Space Industry. 

Sara is currently in her third year studying English BA, working towards a GDL Law conversion to Commercial Law. Last year she was on placement Marketing and Advertising Brunel University London's STEM centre as Operations Specialist. This year she has taken on the role as Marketing Media Manager within Brunel Racing, she has always been a Formula 1 enthusiast and her dream was to be a Formula 1 racing driver. Sara enjoys travelling, keeping active, longboarding, snowboarding and chilling with her friends. 

Studying: BEng Mechanical engineering. He's currently in his second year. 

Role: I'm now Operations and Finance Manager at BR 

Interesting fact: I started off as a volunteer in the aerodynamics department and  helped create the moulds and subsequent carbon fibre parts for the side-pods, panels and headrest.

After uni: Hopefully I'll  enter the energy or automotive sectors and gain my Chartership. 

Lorenzo joined Brunel Racing in 2019 and has soon been involved in both the Internal Combustion and Electric Formula Student vehicles. He currently oversees the development and testing of the wheel assembly components of the Internal Combustion BR-21 car while he works on the redesign of hubs and uprights for the Electric BRe2 car.

Lorenzo is a motorsport enthusiast, and this is the reason why he decided to move to the UK, the birth home of motorsport. Since his tender age, he has been a racing fanatic. Having competed in the Italian Karting Championship for years, his one and only goal was to end up in Formula One, either as a driver or an engineer. Unfortunately – or fortunately – his driving skills turned out to be not as good as his engineering ones. 

Lorenzo has industry experience gained from different placements. He spent two summers as Test Engineering Intern at Mercedes AMG Petronas F1, where he developed a full understanding of the validation procedures used in the pinnacle category of motorsport. More recently, he completed a placement year at Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains, where he was involved in the design and testing of the F1 power unit. His goals are to bring his experience to the team to deliver better performance and reliability.

From: Canterbury, Kent

Course: Electronic and Electrical Engineering BEng

Level: 3

Chris joined Brunel Racing in 2017, as a level 2 student, with BR19, and was immediately appointed Electrical Manager. Throughout the year Chris' focus was on expanding the array of sensors on the car to allow for more thorough data collection.

In the academic year 2018/2019 Chris completed a 12 month placement at Delphi Technologies, with his main focus being on optimising and automating manual test procedures for Engine Control Units. Chris expanded his practical understanding and experience with both hardware and firmware, and has gained a wealth of knowledge pertaining to business in engineering.

In 2019/2020, with BR21, Chris will again be filling the role of Electrical Manager. He will be focussing his time on developing the control systems of the car, building a new wiring loom, and aiding other engineers by providing power to their designs.

In his spare time Chris enjoys travelling, woodworking, designing electronic systems, and working on his own car.

*Bio coming soon*

Harry joined Brunel in 2017 as a Foundation Engineering student, and first got involved with the team last year designing the Sidepods for BR-XX and accompanying the team to competition. 

This year Harry has taken on the role of Design & Manufacturing Manager as well as Driver Manager. He'll be ensuring the newly designed components are manufacturable before FS 2020 and putting together a team of drivers. 

When he graduates, Harry really wants to work within a Formula 1 team, progressing into a trackside role. In his spare time he enjoys karting with the Motorsport Society and cycling.