VHR Blog

There are many things that go into making a champion F1 team: skill, knowledge, ingenuity. But one thing matters most, especially if you don’t have it, and that’s money.

New technology has always been used in war to gain the upper hand. Bows were replaced with crossbows which were replaced with guns. Horses were replaced with cars. War has even facilitated and sped up...

Explaining a gap in your CV isn’t easy.

The energy crisis is having an impact on almost every industry around the world. You can’t have an industry without energy, so the strain will be felt on costs, operations, and ability to meet demand....

Aviation has faced many challenges over the last few years, none more pressing than the restrictions imposed by Covid-19. Almost overnight, the industry suffered a huge setback, only to overcome it wi...

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic at the start of 2020 had a huge impact on the global job market. Every business had to alter how it operated, or even close entirely. Millions of workers were sud...

The engineering sector is facing a difficult skills shortage. The shortage of STEM skills is costing the UK around £1.5 billion a year when it comes to training, recruitment, and lost productivity. Wh...

Since the Formula One World Championships began in 1950, over 60 circuits have hosted at least one grand prix. That’s a lot of track to talk about, and deciding which ones can be called the best of al...

The development and implementation of green energy is one of the most pressing concerns we have as a global civilisation. Without it, we will struggle to ensure environmental conditions won’t rapidly ...

Writing has played a key part in the evolution of human civilisation for thousands of years. It has allowed us to record history, transmit information across vast distances, and break down barriers be...

Marine racing is a sport that has always looked to the future. New technology, new designs, new ways of producing boats, the sport has never stood still, and that’s still true today. Let’s look at how...

Aviation is currently responsible for around 2.5% of all CO2 emissions globally. That may not sound like much, but when you consider, that around 40 billion tonnes of CO2 is released into the atmosphe...