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The motorsport industry is one of the most exciting sectors an engineer could work in. It represents the cutting-edge of the skill, and pushes forward the automotive market with developments and innov...

The UK’s decision to leave the EU was officially announced on June 23th 2016, yet there’s still no consensus on the impact Brexit will have on the UK automotive market. Whether a deal is reached or no...

Diesel sales around the world are falling at an unprecedented rate. The fuel source is steadily being phased out in favour of greener alternatives. Electric vehicles are changing the game for the auto...

McLaren is one of the biggest names in the racing industry for a reason. One of the most accomplished teams on the circuit, they also create gorgeous high caliber cars that are road-legal.

The role of engineer is a key position in the world of F1, without a dedicated team of engineers no driver could hope to win a single race. The role is one that demands total commitment, with F1 engin...

As the 2019 Grand Prix kicks off in Australia, VHR’s Motorsport recruitment experts look back on where it all began.

Autonomous technology is one of the biggest things happening in the automotive industry today. Over the last three years, car manufacturing giant Toyota has been working on autonomous technology for t...

Formula One has enjoyed decades of being one of the world’s most popular sports, with millions of fans making up a diverse and passionate community. Over the last few years, this has been supported by...

Formula One is currently the undisputed king of motorsport. However, the popularity of the sport is declining in some groups, mainly younger people, and even some older fans of the sport who feel it’s...

Autonomous cars are becoming a reality, and soon cars will able to operate without drivers on our streets, motorways, and even our racetracks. The technology itself is becoming more and more robust, b...

As the oldest and most well-established motorsport in the world, Formula 1 has no shortage of fans. However the sport could always learn from others, attracting more viewers, making bigger spectacles,...

Over the next two decades the UK Government will slowly phase out diesel-powered vehicles, and petrol-powered cars soon after. This is in part to combat air pollution which in some cities is reaching ...