Porsche Centre West London sponsor Hermes Racing from Latymer Upper School
17/2/2017
Porsche Centre West London was delighted to sponsor Hermes Racing from Latymer Upper School in the F1 in Schools 2017 national competition.
Hermes Racing is a team of six ambitious sixth form students undertaking the challenge of creating a miniature Formula 1 car to be pitted against teams from around the country. On top of designing and manufacturing the miniature F1 car, the team ran a very successful marketing campaign; creating their own brand, maintaining social media channels and a Hermes Racing website, along with gaining sponsors.
The F1 in Schools 2017 national competition has received wide acclaim for bringing together the best young talents in mathematics, engineering and design to compete in the world of motorsport and Formula 1.
Will Peck from Hermes Racing said “The whole team would like to say a huge thank you to Porsche Centre West London, especially Lorraine Winder, for sponsoring our team. We are very fortunate to have received the full sponsorship from Porsche Centre West London and we will use this to enhance the performance of the car.”
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